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Comment by Vince Rensel on 5/29/2009 at 10:34 PM:
You have been at it for a while and your work shows, Aaron. Jeez, its awesome(on your blog, particularly your personal work) Is there anywhere else to view your art? I'd love to see more of it. If you ever find time(Disney's probably got you working pretty hard) please check out my site, www.illustr... more
Comment by R.M. Smith on 4/4/2009 at 5:30 PM:
I briefly checked out your blog and you've done some really cool work. Awesome stuff!
I briefly checked out your blog and you've done some really cool work. Awesome stuff!
Comment by Aaron Spurgeon on 3/29/2009 at 5:54 PM:
Thanks Timothy, more work to come when I have time!
Thanks Timothy, more work to come when I have time!
Comment by Timothy Schenk on 3/29/2009 at 11:02 AM:
PS. add your blog to your jacketflap page. I just scribed and here is your feed.
http://spurjworks.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
Just click add my blog to my JacketFlap. :)
I love your work by the way.
PS. add your blog to your jacketflap page. I just scribed and here is your feed.
http://spurjworks.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
Just click add my blog to my JacketFlap. :)
I love your work by the way.
Comment by Aaron Spurgeon on 3/29/2009 at 12:29 AM:
Thnks JR, Thnks Eric, Hey Timothy I'm gonna post some this weekend, thanks for the warm welcome you'll!
Thnks JR, Thnks Eric, Hey Timothy I'm gonna post some this weekend, thanks for the warm welcome you'll!
Comment by Timothy Schenk on 3/27/2009 at 10:22 PM:
Aaron,
You should post some of your work. This is a great networking site with possible client propects for illustrators. Welcome to JacketFlap. Your avitar definately has a Disney style. I love it. :)
Aaron,
You should post some of your work. This is a great networking site with possible client propects for illustrators. Welcome to JacketFlap. Your avitar definately has a Disney style. I love it. :)
Comment by JR Poulter on 3/26/2009 at 11:35 PM:
Welcome aboard Aaron!
Welcome aboard Aaron!
Aaron,
Very nice work. I especially like the truck with the VW. What medium did you use for that image? It's very "rich" and deep. Was that preliminary for "Cars"?
Cool stuff!
Peter Hoeschele