When I first started making art I loved to paint and draw. In high school, I worked at Artists For Humanity, where I made paintings that would then be sold at auctions or bought by property management companies to hang in their buildings.
I then ended up studying at Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, where I experimented with several art forms. I 3D printed art, I made video art, I made laser-cut sculptures, I made pottery, and much more. During my summers, I would go back to AFH (featured left), where I helped the painting studios as well as helped launch the Creative Coding Studio. I taught high school students everything from game development to audio-reactive animation.
But I really fell in love with animation and 3D art. My final year, I studied abroad at Central Saint Martins in London. There, I worked on an augmented reality project. Since then I've continued pursuing animation, 3D art, and dabbling in a bunch of things.