Q:I bet you've heard this a gazillion times but I love your work. I'm an amateur myself and I'm pretty insecure about my work but people like you really inspire me :D
As long as you love making art that is what matters most. If you desire to take it to the next level, give yourself some goals like ‘draw 100 hands’ (my dad challenged me to do that when I was a teen) or practice at least 1 hour each day. Take a class. Buy some good how-to art books like “The Figure” by Walter Reed. Even Youtube can be a good place to find some resources. Most important is just don’t give up!
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Aaron Jasinski's work has been used in children's' books, album covers, and shown in galleries across the world. Raised in a family of musicians, a life-long love of music, childhood memories, and observations on modern culture influence in his work. He resides near Seattle Washington with his wife and children.
