Jarrett J. KrosoczkaAuthor and illustrator of countless children's books and graphic novels

Creative artwork and children’s books The passion he had his whole life is what pays the bills.

Jarret J. Krosoczka

Who is he?-Author of numerous children books

-Illustrator and creative artist

In his SpeechHe talked about how as a kid, he knew he loved drawing and creating stories. People around him noticed how creative and unique his art style was. Later, he became a published author and illustrator.

He captured the attention early on by saying, “I use my imagination as my full time job”. Then he said another quote “My imagination saved my life”

In his speech,he told many stories, he spoke about his drug addict mother and his mysterious unknown father. He kept that audience interested and curious. You could tell the audience was engaged by the laughs they were giving.

Dynamism

He was a great speaker, you could tell he was passionate about what he does. He wanted to tell his story to inspire you and he did.

4 out of 5

I gave him a four, he was enthusiastic, fun and I was eager to continue.

Tips from Garr Reynolds

He used pictures of the art work he made as a kid to contribute to better understanding.

His slideshow themes were simple. Just black with high quality pictures.

I learned that you should tell a story to your audience, it will help them relate to you and want to listen to you.

Also to be likeable and engaging with the audience. Make them laugh.

In his speech…

Sir Ken Robins and Jarrett J. KrosoczkaBoth of them are intelligent. They love what they do. They have speeches that inform you and also inspire you. (which is what makes a great speech)

Differences

Sir Ken Robinson really engaged with the audience. He made a lot of jokes and had the audience in a good position.

Jarrett J. Krosoczka made the audience laugh but in a complete;y different way. He showed cute/funny cartoons and stories he made when he was a kid.

Sir Ken Robinson really engaged with the audience. He made a lot of jokes and had the audience in a good position.

Differences

Jarrett J. Krosoczka made the audience laugh but in a completly different way. He showed cute&funny cartoons and stories he made when he was a kid.

My Advice to you…Whatever you speak about, make sure you are passionate about the subject. Tell cool stories and don’t feel shy on stage!

http://www.ted.com/talks/jarrett_j_krosoczka_how_a_boy_became_an_artist.html

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