When scrolling through the internet, I was inspired by the artworks posted on Reddit, Twitter, etc. I told myself, “I should make arts.” So I began grab my Ipad and began draw cringy undertale art during middle school. I would use my finger since I was too broke to afford an actual Ipad pen or a drawing tablet.

Over time I made new friends in the art community. We shared OC's art, fanart, animation, etc. We would play gartic phone and always end up arguing of which of our OC's will win in a fight.

At the same time, it's weird seeing a person who enjoys making art but yet enjoys the math and techy side. Art was the reason why I was so interested in Computer Science in the first place. I always enjoy math and solving problems, but at the same time, I always enjoy making stuff. I see all those games, with unique artstyle but also a unique gameplay too. Then it clicked to me that I want to learn how to make those games.

To make those games, I have to learn how to program code. I started to take my very first programming class in high school. The teacher wasn't present, since it was an online course, but I've use that time to learn. Suddenly, I actually enjoy programming. Solving problems, crying over errors, and making a program of a tic-tac-toe game makes me smile. It gave me this joyful feeling. Similar to how I first fell in love with art.

Today, I am currently majoring in computer science and I will always enjoy drawing digital art as a hobby.