Throughout my childhood I developed an affinity toward art and curiosity from my introduction of the early animated movies and cartoons. You could find me in a mess of supplies working on some sort of project whether it was a model made from scrap cardboard boxes or a house made of popsicle sticks. Thanks to these experiences, I hope to carry these values into a prosperous and fulfilling career in the creative industry.

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         Initially, I thought I wanted to be an animator because of the amazing animation I saw growing up and dreaming of how great it would be to be part of a team who was creating it. I then started a major at DSU, but eventually realized it wasn’t for me after taking my first class in 3D modeling where I discovered my true passion. Unfortunately, the few classes available were mainly an introduction and not related to practical use in the industry. This did not stop me, but rather ignite a flame to learn as much about it through my own initiative. My portfolio is the culmination of what I have learned over the almost 7 years of modeling from online resources, trial and error, and my best educated guess.