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Cutting Quote by Nelson Shanks

“If I am using a sable, it may start off as an eight or seven, but it's a double aught by the time I'm done. I hate brights... they have no use. You might as well buy a filbert and take the scissors and cut off half of what you paid for.” quote by Nelson Shanks
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“If I am using a sable, it may start off as an eight or seven, but it's a double aught by the time I'm done. I hate brights... they have no use. You might as well buy a filbert and take the scissors and cut off half of what you paid for.”

Nelson Shanks

About This Quote

The speaker critiques flashy tools, favoring simplicity and practicality over unnecessary extravagance.

In simple terms: Simplicity beats flashy tools.

Key Takeaway

Choose practical tools over flashy ones.

Themes

simplicity practicality critique

Mood

critical analytical

Type

advice philosophical

When to use this quote

  • art creation
  • tool selection
  • budgeting

Key Concepts

design philosophy efficiency

Questions to Reflect On

  • When is a more complex tool justified?
  • How does tool choice affect your work?
A Different Perspective

Over‑simplification may limit creative possibilities.

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