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I got into 3D when I was 15, at the time I wanted to do 3D to combine my architectural skills and create environments the way I wanted. I continued my studies in architecture, until I received remarks from my teachers who told me that I could never design what I wanted, for many reasons, money, structure, gravity... So I decided to pursue my studies in 3D creation, in order to realize anything I wanted without creative limits. 3D allows me to develop all my projects on multiple media.
I realised I wanted to work in the creative industry after a first year at the uni in which I understood that I wasn't made for this, and that I wanted to use my hobby as a work. I've always lived around video games when I was a child as a safe place, I hope I can help other children to get one too.
I've always loved drawing and similar creative work, but i first went into environmental sciences. During that first year, i started drawing more and more and watching videos dissecting animations in excrutiating details. Once i had drained all of the 7-hour long videos TBSkyen had to offer, i came realize that i'd like to be on the other side of that passion and create animations that would warrant hours of interest.
Since I'm little, I draw a lot and I'm particularly interested by the creation of new characters and backgrounds linked to universes I imagine. I've also always been fascinated by video games and the way I can immerse myself in it. With time, I understood that I really wanted to create universes where people could interact.
After my first year in Biologie class, I realise I wanted to do something more creative in my life. In some way I think I want to impress people. Giving them the little sparke and making them think they can do it too ! Besides that, I always drew as a child, this passion followed me through the years. In my family, we all are artists (digital or traditionnal painters) so going into an artschool was a bit like my dream came true. And I'm really gratefull for what I have !
I first realised that I wanted to work in creative industries after I made my BTEC in IT section. Working in video games was one of my childhood dreams. I letted that behind me when I growed up. But after my graduation of BTEC, I realised I wanted to work in my passion, letting the IT as a back-up plan.
I've always been into video games and film , I've drawn for as far as I can remember , But I've realised it when I was 17 when I needed to choose a school after high school . At that time I wasn't sure if I wanted to go in this industry but when I started my first week at school I realised that it was the good choice and that I've found my path , and now in 2020 I'm an intern character artist and I'm more happy than ever before .
When I was in middle school and we were asked to think about a future career, initially I thought about a sports-related profession because I was already athletic. However, I saw it more as a default choice. Deep down, I wanted to create things, so I persisted in the creative field like a dreamy child.