Most of my exposure to visual art has been a mix of school experiences and my own personal explorations. In school, I was introduced to the basics—drawing, painting, and a little bit of art history—but I think most of my real interest grew outside of the classroom. I’ve always been curious about how people express themselves visually, whether through visiting museums, scrolling through online art communities, or just noticing creative details in everyday life.
As for making art, I do it more casually than formally. I like sketching and experimenting with different mediums, mostly pencil and digital drawing. My style isn’t set in stone—it tends to be more expressive and experimental than polished. I’d say my “audience” is really just myself and a few close friends who I share things with when I feel like it.
Even when I’m not making art regularly, I always feel drawn to it. Part of me would love to dive deeper into painting and maybe explore mixed media in the future. I think what excites me most is the idea of creating something that communicates a feeling or a moment without needing words.
