I've always done that. Harris said that he began producing the artwork for Festivals Acadiens after Gerald Breaux, the director of the Lafayette Council on Visitor's Commission, approached him. Harris admitted that he rarely knows what he is going to paint for any particular event, but that it depends on the day and the mood he's in. I see a blank piece of canvas and have at it and have my little son come bother me. I like the moons and stars, and I do lamps, just lots of lamps.
Lamps are everywhere.
It used to be fire hydrants. I liked the way they looked, like they could dance with their little arms waving and they could dance. I keep coming back to the same thing every once in a while. I've got to start doing something. What Harris has been doing is creating a plethora of paintings that range from spiritual to whimsical.