Before that I had no way of selling these things —I was just making them. I didnt think Id ever sell them, and I didnt really even care at that point. I just was compelled to make them, and I figured, "Well, if I have to I can bring them home." And then suddenly there was a marketplace. I got catapulted into this world that I didnt know anything about. It was bizarre. And it was great. Because then I got to do exactly what I wanted to do. The Elements show did really well, and I took that money, and said to myself, "okay, Ill use that to make enough work to do another show." And Ive been doing that ever since. It has allowed me to do this for the rest of my life without having to think about doing other things. And without having to do a lot of commissions. So youve intentionally done very few commissions? Yes. Ive always felt that commissions keep you in one place. Theyre always based on something youve done before. And if you repeat a piece and put another one out there and it leads to another commission, then youre still making the same piece that you made three years ago.