i began my artistic journey over a decade ago while studying at art school, where i focused on traditional portrait work using pencil and paint. in those early years, the process was both rewarding and demanding. every mark mattered, and mistakes were difficult to correct without affecting the entire piece. these challenges, however, played a crucial role in shaping my discipline, attention to detail, and understanding of form, light, and composition

as my interest in digital tools grew, i transitioned from traditional media to digital art. i started with a basic drawing tablet without a screen, which introduced me to a new way of working - one where experimentation became easier and revisions were no longer limiting. it marked the beginning of a significant shift in my creative process

today, my work has evolved beyond traditional portraiture into digital art and 3d environments, where i explore texture, form, and atmosphere in greater depth. my background in traditional techniques continues to influence my approach, grounding my digital work in strong artistic fundamentals

looking back at where i started, i see a continuous process of learning, adaptation, and growth. each stage of my journey has contributed to the artist i am today