Outside Is The World; It's There. Pop

I'm Never Drawing The Object Itself; I'm Only Drawing A Depiction Of The Object - A Kind Of Crystallized Symbol Of It.

Everybody Knows That Abstract Art Can Be Art, And Most People Know That They May Not Like It, Even If They Understand There's Another Purpose To It.

Usually I Begin Things Through A Drawing, So A Lot Of Things Are Worked Out In The Drawing. But Even Then, I Still Allow For And Want To Make Changes. I Kind Of Do The Drawing With The Painting In Mind, But It's Very Hard To Guess At A Size Or A Color And The Colors Around It And What It Will Really Look Like. It's Only A Guess At The Beginning, And Then I Try To Refine It.

Pop Art Looks Out Into The World. It Doesnt Look Like A Painting Of Something, It Looks Like The Thing Itself.

But When I Worked On A Painting I Would Do It From A Drawing But I Would Put Certain Things I Was Fairly Sure I Wanted In The Painting, And Then Collage On The Painting With Printed Dots Or Painted Paper Or Something Before I Really Committed It.