In college, I delved into two passions: art and graphic design. The question lingered: which would prove more lucrative? However, the advent of the computer age diverted my attention from the canvas to screens, leading me into the path of commercial artistry. After over two decades entrenched in the world of graphic design and commercial art, I found myself reuniting with an old love: painting.

My childhood was steeped in artistry, with encouragement echoing through the walls of my home. Drawing became second nature from a tender age, and the patience required for painting became a cherished trait during my school years.

Then, amidst the upheaval of the Covid era, an unexpected opportunity emerged—the chance to reconnect with painting. With time on my side, I delved into experimentation, particularly with challenging mediums like watercolors, and revisited beloved techniques like pen art. As the pandemic provided a canvas of solitude, I cultivated a collection of 25 to 30 paintings, reigniting my journey as a painter.