I’ve always been creatively inclined. As a child, the first genuine gift I ever asked for was art supplies, and I was often found falling asleep while doodling in my sketchbook. From there, I moved into crafting, discovering the joy of making art in a hands-on, tactile way. Eventually, I started creating miniature models while also falling in love with film, and when I combined the two, I discovered animation and claymation, which completely captivated me.

Originally, I planned to pursue film in higher education, but I didn’t want to turn a passion into a stressful job. Graphic design felt like the right balance: practical, in demand, and a space where I could keep exploring creativity while seeing tangible results. Even though I still enjoy hands-on art, I love graphic design because it constantly challenges me to find new ways to communicate a message and to create work that has real-world impact.

I approach design with curiosity and a desire to experiment. Most of my work starts as a test: figuring out how visuals communicate, how motion shapes experience, and how small details can make a big difference. I’m drawn to the balance between creativity and structure, and I like trying new things even if they don’t always work at first. My style is still evolving, guided by intuition, play, and attention to subtle details. Above all, I’m focused on growth: learning how to create work that feels intentional, thoughtful, and true to who I am as an artist.