Glaser has been called the “Picasso of Pop” and a “Modern Renaissance man” for his ability to erase the line between the accessibility of graphic design and the human resonance of art, to create a unique but universal language of form. For Glaser, this ability and desire for form-making defines man’s creativity: “All I ever wanted to do was to make images and create form. This instinct for form-making seems to be something that is very characteristic of our entire species. It’s one of the things that almost defines humankind.”