When Daniel Aguilar was just 16 years old, he was already faced with a misdemeanor and the looming fear of jail time. Then he was presented with a choice. Aguilar could either carry out his sentence and do community service, or join an arts program. He took the better option. "At first I was scared, just like all of us, we were just troubled teenagers at the time," Aguilar told HuffPost Live. "I'm not really an artistic person, but through it I started drawing, and that really helped me open up ...
When Daniel Aguilar was just 16 years old, he was already faced with a misdemeanor and the looming fear of jail time. Then he was presented with a choice. Aguilar could either carry out his sentence and do community service, or join an arts program. He took the better option. "At first I was scared, just like all of us, we were just troubled teenagers at the time," Aguilar told HuffPost Live. "I'm not really an artistic person, but through it I started drawing, and that really helped me open up ...
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