My Story

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After graduation, I briefly joined the design industry. As a newcomer, I had many questions. Why did I have to produce my own work using reference images in others' styles? Why did I have to follow others' thinking patterns and actions exactly, just because they were based on previous experiences? I was expected to accept these as the quickest way to get started...at least that's how it is in the industry.

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Every day, I not only chased time to produce, but my inquisitive nature also made others see me as a troublemaker. I was considered an outlier for not readily accepting the prescribed thinking patterns, and my slow pace made it hard to keep up with production demands.

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I've left the design industry and decided to pursue creativity as a hobby. In various work environments that maintain my mental health, at least as a person, my personality hasn't been negated. At work, I just focus on doing things faster and better, improving my skills through further studies, and even extending my efforts to others.

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In my constant efforts to improve, my career has reached its limits – going further would require developing into the realm of lifelong advanced studies. Different people have suggested I become part of their fields, but I don't understand why they think those areas would suit me. This also reveals that I have lost myself.

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Questions lead to more questions, understanding my own nature, the intentions behind my actions, reviewing every moment of the past, understanding why everything happened... There were moments of confusion and emotional breakdown, but over time, I sorted everything out and followed my heart.

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The creations that viewers see now have a time difference due to packaging, and they are the products of my past stages of exploration. If you think these creations are good, you are welcome to purchase them; if not, you are welcome to simply view them.

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A Problem Solver who embodies seriousness, reflection, and progress. Since childhood, I have loved drawing and chose Visual Arts as my elective. I barely graduated from a specialized program in Graphic Design.

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The experiences may not produce a 'beautiful' resume, and the 'beauty' is left to the viewers to interpret. The above only explains my motivation, moving towards my ideal direction.

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