I, I prefer paper, paper. If you're going to do something in oil, it should be at least 40 by 50 inch, you know, of consequence. But in general, I work on paper and that's big enough. I've… I've done a lot of painting, 40 by 60 inches, you know, stuff like that. But I just don't do that, I stay around 10 to 15 inches, 20 inches, you know? Or that stuff I showed you now, in the… stuff… You know? And it's more fun because all I need is a kitchen table. That's all, once I have a kitchen table, I can put something down, I'm off and running. Yeah. But no more 60 inches for… 40. I had oil exhibits 60 inches. Or Acrylic, you know, oil. Yeah. But of course it's fun to have a large painting and it's good. It's very exciting. But the small ones that I've showed you, they're exciting also and they work well. And I can do it in a kitchen, I don't need a… a studio, you know? It's always... I don't know why some painters have to go down to a studio... it's not going to make them a better painter, you know. Because if a kitchen is big enough to eat in, cook or whatever, it's big enough to do a masterpiece on the... you know.