I grew up as the creative art kid in school.

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That was the start of a journey that lead me to where I am today.

 

Where ever there was a creative project, I had my hands full and my floor messy. I've always had a keen interest in learning new creative skills.

 

Over the years I had many artworks displayed in local exhibitions and the newspaper. I was one of two selected to join a gifted art student program. Then I completed a certificate with the Australian Music Examinations Board in singing and performed a few shows in a band.

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I began studying Multimedia with a keen interest in 3D modelling, film and photography, animation and graphic design which lead me to work in Photo Retouching along side a portrait photographer for a number of years.

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I briefly freelanced as I continued my hobbies on the side. I took up a love for alternative fashion and learnt how to sew and customise my own clothing, I started learning digital illustration which then took me into a career in Graphic Design and Marketing Coordination.

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Around the time the pandemic hit I had some lifestyle changes causing me to take up further study with Multi-Discipline Design at Enmore Design Centre. I learnt stop motion animation, resin casting, set design scale models, making a latex mask, Adobe Creative Suite and green screen film making.

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I rekindled my love for sketching and painting which lead to having my work titled over[t]hink displayed in Bitter Industries gallery.

 

I took up a night class at the National Art School on Oil Painting to explore further mediums and I studied Ableton Fundamentals to learn how to write digital music. I then decided to apply to D&AD Shift Design and Advertising school.