Drawing has been a constant companion throughout my life, often taking the shape of faces and anthropomorphic characters. Since childhood, it has been my way of observing the world, connecting with others, and preserving memory. Through sketching, I capture the rhythm of travel; through portraiture, I honor the people I encounter; and through whimsical characters, I invite playfulness and imagination into my work.

Over time, my practice has expanded beyond pencil and paper to include digital illustration, yet the instincts remain the same: to observe, to interpret, and to shape ideas through line and form. In both personal and professional settings, drawing continues to open new possibilities for education, expression, and connection.