"I decided one day that I would drop paint brushes and use found materials to actually paint with, by doing that, I found a way to differentiate myself and bring a more meaningful impact to my art."
"When I showed him, he couldn't believe all the details weren't painted with a brush."
"how can I use my own style to inspire others to use their own style as well."
"What I'm trying to do is make an impact with them. I want to teach them painting, sculpture, and ceramics. I want all my students to have all my knowledge so they're set for their dreams."
Brandon Aguilar began painting at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Sam Houston State University. He developed a unique approach by abandoning traditional brushes and using found materials to paint, creating more meaningful impact in his work. For Houston Texans portraits he cuts footballs along the seams and uses the pigskin as a painting tool, producing detailed results that impressed quarterback C.J. Stroud. Aguilar aims to inspire others to develop their own styles. He teaches 7th and 8th-grade art, focusing on painting, sculpture, and ceramics to prepare students for their dreams.
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