Quotes About Imagination

We were a Seuss family. As a child, I read almost all of his books, but the one I loved best was 'The Lorax.'

Fan fictions are an alternate universe.

Imagination is very important to having vision and trying to find things that are different, alternate ways.

In an alternative life, I would have loved to work in film - I love film.

I'm amazed how the tiniest moments grow into books.

It amazes me there are movies about writers... such inert, uneventful lives.

I have so much built up inside. To be able to put what I have in my head into real life is just an amazing thing.

One of the amazing things about writing fiction is that you do get to be other people.

When I was really young, my ambition wasn't to do science. I didn't really know that I could. It was to write a great novel.

People tell me I'm very ambitious right now. But I just have a lot of stories in my head, and why can't I do them all?

I don't live in books, but, boy, have books amplified my life.

Kids can amuse themselves with almost anything.

I write the books to amuse myself.

I think I'm just like a lot of people who had nothing. We had to amuse ourselves, so we had to become amusing.

Wes Anderson's films, 6-year-olds are crazy about them.

All the stories I write come from someone I've met or some anecdote I've heard.

We are the only animal that tells stories.

In an animated film you can do whatever you want, but that doesn't mean you should do everything you want.

I have done a lot of animated stuff over a 30-year period, and you do have to go much bigger on that stuff in order for it to come across.

I like the idea of seeing myself animated and caricatured.

I think animation can tell more than live action.

Animation had been done before, but stories were never told.

Nothing's occurring in animation - you manufacture everything.

I've always loved animation and animated films.