Solomon Ajewole

I discovered my love for drawing as a child after seeing a simple sketch made by a neighbor. I was so captivated that I asked how he did it, and his answer stuck with me: “draw what you see.” At the time it sounded almost too simple, but over the years it became one of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned. From that moment, pencil and paper became constant companions. I drew everything around me, and in many ways, I still do.

As my practice grew, I moved into digital art, drawn by the freedom of a new canvas and new tools. That shift opened up space to experiment, play, and push ideas further while still staying rooted in observation and emotion. I enjoy having fun with my work, but storytelling sits at the core of what I create. Each piece is meant to hold a moment, a feeling, or a quiet question, allowing viewers to bring their own experiences into the story.

I may still be building my name, but I’m deeply confident in my vision and ability. My work is about capturing fleeting emotions and turning them into something lasting. Something you can sit with, revisit, and interpret in your own way. With time, I believe these works will travel far, and when they do, they’ll carry pieces of lived moments with them.