Child Artist, Daniel Gonzalez II, a Fresno Native, is Determined to Make His Mark.
It takes some students a long time to find what they want to do with their lives. Daniel Gonzalez II, 11, is determined to make his mark as an artist. He is not fond of regular subjects. Art is his passion.
As a child from a blended family, he often travels and has found inspiration in the big city of San Francisco. It’s a city known as a touristic attraction for its history and scenery and it has grasped little Daniel’s heart.
“Art is for everyone” -Fnnch
He admires artists such as Fnnch, who believes “that art is for everyone.” In San Francisco, Daniel looks for the unique honey bears, a staple in Fnnch’s art.
Daniel began arts and crafts like any toddler; however, his talent quickly developed into something unique and advanced for his young years.
Daniel has visited several art galleries where his work has been admired and encouraged. Listening to stories about how other artists have made their passion a career, Daniel hopes to someday leave his mark in the city. One of his favorite galleries can be found on the Piers of San Francisco.
With his shy persona and unique style, he is supported by his dad Daniel Gonzalez and his family. There is great power in the determination of such a young artist.
“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” –Frederick Douglass
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