The beginning

When I was just a little kid, I was always amazed by how art was created. I remember going to the library and seeing so many books about art, origami, about different ways to create something mind-blowing. Got some books, went home, and started learning. At first, I was just folding paper to make paper planes, and simple animals and then, when I was around 11 for the first time I took traditional art seriously. I vowed to myself that at least, I will try to learn. The most intriguing part of traditional art was portraits and simple graphite pencils. I never thought I will be able to learn so much..

To the digital world!

When I was about 13, I got my first computer. I was excited, but I ended up playing Minecraft. But those games turned into video editing and later - filming short movies for school and editing them in software. I was thrilled and very motivated to learn a lot. That came with a lot of burnout when I started learning illustration, graphic design, and animation and had to go through homework. But that leads me to..

Bird out of the cage.

When I graduated high school, I had a couple of options. Take an academic vacation, go straight to university/college, or don't study at all. I took the first option. In that one year, I upgraded my low-end pc and got some new things to work with. Then I wanted to learn about multimedia technologies, so I applied to the school. I got accepted, graduated, and pursue what I love to do - create what is beautiful to me and share that to the world. Nowadays I try to put more personality into my work, but you can check my blog page on this website - I write blogs about creativity and productivity.

Not a lot more to say really, this is who I am and I am proud of it. Never stop creating!