Someone once told me that “it’s not what people say you are that makes you, it’s what people say you aren’t.” Some of the world’s greatest leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr., Maya Angelou and Albert Einstein were once considered losers, rejected and irrelevant, but they didn’t allow this to cloud their paths. They turned their pain into power and impacted the world with their God given talent. Many young artists and activists today have followed in their footsteps and contributed to making the world a better place. His last name says it best. Multi-talented artist Darryl Hurts expresses his pain, pleasure and life experiences in various forms of art.

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Never judge a book by its cover.

All of us have been told this a million times from our parents, teachers, and other family members, but it is easy to think differently when you look at an individual like Jimmy Law. He could easily be mistaken for a hardcore ex-motorcycle gang, part-time semi pro wrestler type of guy, but his demeanor and artistic abilities put him closer in relation to a poet or guitar-strumming hipster. The South-African artist has a remarkable affinity for faces and illustrates portraits so astonishingly that they appear as photos. A passionate man who is fairly new to the world of visual art exudes his passion through his work, and has the potential to create his own laws as he continues to create.

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