Bill Sienkiewicz

“The line between fine art and commercial art is a line I like to dance on.”

“I'm more interested in the idea of 'what if?' than 'what is.'”

“For me, it’s always about the story. The art is in service to the story.”

“I wanted to push the boundaries of what comics could be. I saw it as a medium that was capable of so much more.”

“Style is the byproduct of your inability to do it right.”

“I think every artist has a voice. The trick is to find it and then to have the courage to use it.”

“Failure is just another word for 'learning experience'.”

“I don't think in terms of limitations. I think in terms of possibilities.”

“I’m always trying to find a new way to see, a new way to interpret the world.”

“The work should speak for itself. If I have to explain it, I haven't done my job.”

“I’ve always been drawn to characters who are outsiders, who are flawed, who are struggling.”

“Comics are a language. It's a visual vocabulary that we all understand.”

“I see my job as a storyteller, and the medium can be anything.”

“My process is very intuitive. I try not to overthink it. I let the characters and the story guide me.”