The Way We See Things

The Way We See Things Is Constantly Changing. At The Moment The Way We See Things Has Been Left A Lot To The Camera. That Shouldn't Necessarily Be.

Before He Did All Those Lovely Line Drawings, Matisse Would Make Really Detailed Charcoal Drawings And Tear Them Up. He Wouldn't Leave Them About... I Understand What He Was Doing: Discovering What's There... To Make The Line Meaningful, To Find A Linear Solution.

In Fact, I'm A Bit Of A Slob, But I've Always Said My Excuse, I Have A Higher Sense Of Order, I Can See It Where Others Can't. That's My Excuse For Slobbery, I Must Admit, But I Think It's A Good One.

Drawing Makes You See Things Clearer, And Clearer And Clearer Still, Until Your Eyes Ache.

The Problem Is, Photographic Dyes And Printing Inks Aren't As Good As Paint, Actually.