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When you start seeing drawings by scientists or scientists authors, everything changes, he says, and instead of what I was doing in advertising, I thought I should do something else, a change of direction.

Cassellis soft lines and calm and toned down colors reflect a serene tranquility and Zen approach to a life full of activities. There is a real sense of the simple joy of simply drawing and he says he is happy that what he does now makes him happy. And thats always so important. He notes that he does a lot of watercoloring as well. Moore indeed had a very big influence on how I think of watercolor, he says, adding that he loves to work in her medium. In the US, I am often invited to give presentations on how I apply Moore to watercolor. I do, he says. I love her and, as we like to say in the UK, get on very well with her. His watercolors are in the standard watercolor gallery at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York, of which he is the first director. Visitors to the museum can take a self-guided tour of Cassellis paintings there.

As a painter, Moore seemed more interested in nature and the ways of its forms. He started as a rock and then moved to figure drawing, but he has returned to the landscapes. His favorite medium is watercolor. He comments that seeing the negative with his eyes opened up something for him that ultimately led to his adoption of watercolor. If I were to talk to him at this stage, he would say it was quite accidental. I was just looking at the stuff I had around me and that led to this, he says. A week before Cassellis death, Moore had written in his journal, Ive been wanting to make a drawing today, and thats what I did. What makes it simple is that there are no complicated goals like, I want to be the great artist or I want to be the greatest landscape painter. I never think, Im going to earn this much money, never think, Its right to do this, if its not going to be meaningful, why bother. The only thing that makes it meaningful is how I am feeling when Im doing it, and that all comes from a feeling in me, a feeling that there are positive and negative elements in the way I do things, he says.

some people can achieve this from the beginning. some people can only do it when they are older. i think that everyone can learn to draw. when i was a kid, i hated drawing. i had a nightmare of a drawing teacher who scolded me all the time. i was obsessed with reading, i didn’t play with other kids, i only wanted to sit and read. drawing was a terrible thing. and, i think, i was an anxious person. i was always anxious. i spent most of my time in my imagination. i liked to imagine things and i hated to imagine things. i was an unhappy child. i was very unhappy. so, i guess, i had plenty of reasons to learn to draw. but, i was lucky. i was a pretty good reader. i read a lot of books. i started drawing when i was about five or six years old. my grandmother, who was a really great artist, helped me a lot. she had lots of books about art. i was a very curious kid. i wanted to learn everything. i wanted to understand everything. so, when i was about seven, i decided that i would learn how to draw. i learnt how to draw from my grandmother. she taught me from her books. i learnt by copying my grandmother’s drawings and copying her books. i really loved drawing, i really loved it. and, i was drawing all the time. i was drawing all the time, i was drawing all the time. i was drawing all the time, drawing all the time. and, i didn’t draw anything else. i didn’t draw anything else. but, gradually, i started to try and draw things from photographs, which is a natural thing to do. i was still drawing, but i was still drawing my grandmother. so, i was always drawing, and i was always drawing my grandmother. i was always drawing my grandmother.
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