I spent a decade in computer graphics, moving between 3D modeling, 2D design, and video editing. It was ten years of learning how to build things visually from the ground up. I then spent another decade as a web developer, focusing on the logic and structure of the front-end.

While my titles changed, my focus didn’t. I’ve always been driven by the fundamentals: typography, color theory, and the way a design actually feels when someone interacts with it. For me, code was never just about making things work; tools like p5.js showed me it could be a way to create art.

Now, I’m bringing those two decades together in Creative Technology. I use AI video, image generation, and automation to build things that weren't possible when I started. It’s a mix of old-school design principles and new-school tech. I’m not interested in tech for its own sake, I’m interested in using it to make something that matters.

Design is more than just a visual choice; it’s about how a space or object makes us feel. When we create something with balance and intention, it resonates on a deeper level. These well-crafted environments offer a sense of calm and clarity, Enjoying easthetics.

For those who appreciate the details, aesthetics are a form of nourishment for the mind. It isn’t about being flashy; it’s about the peace and inspiration we find when our surroundings are thoughtful and well-made. Valuing design is a simple, tangible way to add more joy and fulfillment to our everyday life.