Aaron's work has been featured in The New York Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, Mary Engelbreit's HOME Companion, and on ABC's Extreme Makeover: The Home Edition. His interior design work has been featured on multiple occasions in Country Living Magazine.

In 2002 Aaron returned to Northern California to get back to the landscape he loves and to be creative in familiar surroundings. He has recently relocated again to Los Angeles to pursue his lifelong dream of being an actor. He works specifically with vintage license plates and began his career with reclaimed wood from old homes and barns. The varied styles and never ending palette of America's old license plates allow for unlimited color combinations in his work. The license plate map of the United States was inspired partly from his collection of old globes and school maps that fill his eclectic home.

Having graduated from the University of California-Davis with a degree in history, the ever-changing old maps and globes provide a glimpse into the continuously changing history of our world. "I always wonder about the history of the vintage plates I use. what roads they may have traveled down already and where they might be headed next."