Bob Doucettes whimsical and highly saturated images come from the world of dreams. Sometimes bordering on psychedelic, his imagery is a product of a decade of theater work, which included lots of puppet design, and twenty three years in the world of animation. As a young boy, he was denied the right to own dolls, which propelled him to create his own. The repressed desire for dolls remains a driving force for his doll-like imagery. By tapping into his unconscious thoughts and the collective consciousness he is able to be both personal and universal with his themes.More • • •