What helped you most to learn painting?

For me an uncommon inspirational source is weirdly documentary photography or street photography. There are a lot of photographers that capture bad kids, or troubled youth and for me it is compelling as it gives so much emotion and story in a single image, it is a great example of visual storytelling. Photographers such as Justine Kurland, DuBois, Lewis Robinson, Mark Cohen, Sophie Day etc...

I think most artists struggle with their art being forgettable, our main goal is to create a portfolio that studios will remember. What do you think contributes to a painting being memorable or something that sticks with you?

Hi Jeremy I'm really early in this "art" thing. I'm a 16 year old highschool student and would love to be a concept artist in the future like you Jeremy. I would also like to do my own Sci Fi projects on the side. I know there is so much to learn and it could be overwhelming at times, what are things that I must improve on that I'm probably missing, how would you approach on learning them :)