David Hockney "What the Camera Can't Do"

He draws what he sees, very simple and to the point. He uses the same colors that are very literal, mostly greens and blues. Brushing the paint on is the only lines that he makes, he doesn't draw anything first. Photography doesn't quite show everything that you see in person, so by painting he tries to capture everything that he sees. It is said that he is trying to "keep the eye alive" because the camera just doesn't cut it.