My journey as an artist

My creative journey began when I was just five years old, during the era of paper teks—those colorful little cards that brought cartoon characters to life. I was instantly hooked. I started sketching the characters I saw, and that simple joy of drawing sparked a deeper passion that’s only grown stronger over time.

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From doodling for fun, I found myself exploring more styles and mediums. I joined school contests—drawing, poster-making, editorial cartooning—and discovered not just my skills, but also the thrill of expressing ideas through art. As I grew, so did my curiosity. I picked up a paintbrush and tried acrylics, then moved on to painting full murals on walls.

But I didn’t stop there. I started designing logos, editing videos, and even creating short films—writing scripts, directing, and bringing stories to life. What began as a childhood fascination became a versatile set of creative skills.

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Now, I use these talents professionally, working mostly with student clients. Some of my works have also made it to competitions—and I’ve been lucky to take home a few wins along the way. For me, art isn’t just a passion—it’s a way of life, a way to connect, and a way to keep growing.