From a young age, I've always been interested in art. I can't tell you how many times I got in trouble at school for *gasp* doodling on my homework! Coming from a family that cheered for every scribble, my dad would proudly showcase my work in his office, showering it with accolades that, in hindsight, were perhaps more generous than deserved. That encouragement fueled my journey, always pushing me to outdo my last creation, aiming for that design that would genuinely wow the family. And you know what? The journey's ongoing, no stop signs in sight.

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Growing up, my artistic journey was pretty much all about traditional mediums. You know, the classic brushes and pencils stuff. So, taking the leap into the digital world felt like stepping into the unknown. But you know what? Each tap and stroke on that tablet opened up a whole new universe of creativity for me.

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Then came graphic design studies, a game-changer in my artistic evolution. It wasn't just about layouts and compositions, but was more like a dance between my illustration skills and graphic design. Suddenly, every artistic stroke found its place in my design work, adding a unique touch. Seeing design through an artist's eyes didn't just refine my creativity; it became the soul of my work. It's like this beautiful fusion of traditional and digital, a true reflection of my artistic journey.