1) Tell us about yourself and what you do?
I work as a computer operator for an oil and field company, have an IT background, and fall under the INFP personality category. In addition to drawing, gardening is something else I enjoy.
2) What do you intend for people to see or feel when they view your work?
I dream to inspired people to wonder, I hope that my works inspired them and tell a stories different from my perspective and ignite them to get creative
3) Which artists do you admire and why?
As a child, I was introduced to the world of creativity by the duo Fujiko Fujio and their popular work "Doraemon". Each chapter of the story excited me with the possibilities of discovering what the futuristic gadgets of the 22nd century could do. In my early 20s, I discovered the works of Hayao Miyazaki, who opened my eyes to the wonder of everyday life and showed me how even the most mundane things could be beautiful.
4) Tell us about the first piece of artwork you have created.
It was when I was a child, I don't recall how old I was but remember drawing Megazord from the Power Rangers and showing it to my late father, who complimented me on it.
5) What is the one medium/tool you can’t live without?
Since I primarily draw digitally these days, it will be my XP-pen 15.6-inch tablet that I purchased in 2019. Prior to that, I used a Huion 420 and occasionally did some sketches on notebooks.
6) How would you define success as an artist?
Many artists consider success to be achieving personal fulfilment through their art, such as expressing their ideas, emotions, and receiving recognition for their work and I stand on that.