This is an interesting interview with one of the most famous portrait painters in Britain. There're many fascinating stories and insights into his own life.
For example, his illness, Hodgkin's disease, in his early 20s, and ultimate recovery really focused his determination to become an artist.
His series of paintings of plastic surgery patients are particularly interesting.
He considers plastic surgeons as artists, just like sculptors.
That's really a good question.
I've been thinking about it myself.
It's a very entertaining and informative program.
Here is the link.
"I'm going to spend my time doing what I want in case I don't have very much of it."
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