List of Berkeley Breathed Quotes

I Hate Smoothies. Because They Won't Offer Firestone Ipa Beer As An Ingredient.

Some Of Us Find Our Lives Abridged Even Before The Paperback Comes Out.

He Comic Page Is Dying; I Didn't Want To Go With It.

I Paint Digitally Now. A Pity, In Some Ways, As The Biggest Price One Pays Is That You No Longer Have A Finished Piece Of Physical Art To Hang On A Wall. I Miss That Terribly.

I Started As A News Photographer At The University Of Texas' Daily Texan.

If Nothing Is Serious Anymore, Then There's Nothing To Satirize.

Keep In Mind That In 1985, I Had A Potential Readership Of Over 50 Million Americans. At That Time, A Good Portion Of Those Were Under 30.

My Post-child Period Resulted In One Instant Change: I Write Shorter Books For Kids.

The Cartooning Was Always Just An Abstraction. It Was An Income. It Was Making Me Famous. It Was Allowing Me To Go And Do Other Things That I'd Wanted To Do.

The Digital World Has Allowed Me A Connection With My Reader That I'd Never Had Before. I Didn't Meet The People Who Read My Material. The Fan Letters Were Mostly Answered By Professional People That'd Done Them For A Living. And I Didn't Have Any Daily Connection With Their Response To My Work. I Didn't Have A Relationship With My Audience. And Every Artist Should Have It.

I Don't Get Fan Mail. It Disappeared With The Digital Revolution.

Doonesbury Had The Requisite And Overwhelming Influence In 1980, As It Did On Any College Cartoonist Who Was Paying Attention, Of Course.