My belief that I couldn't draw or paint was rooted in attempts in my early school years that simply never turned out the way I wanted them. I let those moments of frustration and "failure" convince me that I wasn't any good at art at all. Nonetheless, other forms of creativity have always been an integral part of my life. From story writing, to dabbling in website design and 3D graphics while studying, I’ve always had a desire to express my inner story in different ways.

Enter 2016, the year I finally rediscovered this dormant part of my creative identity. It started with a book on drawing buildings, castles and other architecture. It took some patience (which I had been lacking before), but when the picture in front of my finally resembled the image in my mind, I was hooked!

Shortly after that I discovered watercolours and I’ve been in love since. This is a never-ending journey of learning which involves various mediums from time to time, but always with watercolour somewhere in the main cast.