“I don’t ever think about not putting too much, or not enough. I go with what I feel in the moment with my drawings. Things are added, but never taken away.”
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“The weird thing about ScoMo is that he’s been around for a long time and we forget that. It’s strange how different he looks in some of the old cartoons. He’s much more bulbous now, he’s all cheeks and round nose.”
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“I didn’t want people to think I’m only drawing hands because I’m a deaf person. But I found myself still drawing them. A lot of deaf artists out there draw hands throughout their work, which I can understand. It’s a big part of our culture.”
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“I like to take discarded things and do something with them, to salvage them and repurpose them, even the dead.”
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“Shapes appear when I let my mind wander too much, and I see tree branches knotting and turning to tentacles.”
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“I have to visualise myself in the cities to build them. I ask what it would be like to stand in a spot and look up at these buildings. It motivates me to keep going.”
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