At 13, I designed a business card for a classmate’s brother, marking my first paid design project. This boosted my confidence, and I realized that with more learning, I could turn design into my profession. What’s better than pursuing a career in something you love?
In 2004, I began working on small design projects from home, presenting my work in person to clients. My focus was on continuous improvement, learning through instructional books and self-study. My strong visual memory helped elevate my theoretical knowledge, allowing me to stand out among other designers.
After seven years, with growing experience and confidence, I had more clients than I could handle alone. This led me to establish a company focused on providing design services, with a special emphasis on brand visual identity.
