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At the age of 12 I got inspired by anime, winx and witch comic books to create something of my own. It has been more than 10 years since my hobbys have gotten me into art, creative thinking and games.

forever

I realised this when I realised I like being an entertainer, I like making people laugh and telling them stories. game design is like making a playground for audiences to have fun in.

Around the age of 14

Playing arcades, on my games console and from watching amazing film and TV

After playing World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade

I born in a construction family, and I am in love of drawing and thinking since I am young. I always have crazy and amazing thing happening in my mind.

I discovered game design since I was 13 years old, back when the first free version of Unity was released to the public. Game design became my main hobby from the young age and I pursued my goal of becoming a game developer since I graduated from the high school several years ago.

Always creating something.

I first realised it when I saw during studies that it was very possible for me. I have always enjoyed video games and would consider it a large part of my life.

Always loved games, and spent many years fascinated with how they're made. Jumped at the chance to complete a Computer Game Art BA degree.

When I was 16 and my mentor taught me about the industry. Until then I had a close off knowledge of what jobs existed and was introduced to the idea of being a professional artist

While searching for universities and the type of courses I could apply for I realised that games and animated shows have been part of my life as long as I can remember. As a creative individual that craves the creation process and the satisfaction on looking at the finished product I decided to get into 2D and 3D. Now I am exploring 3D art, wishing to specialise in props or character art.

I first realised I wanted to work in the creative field the first time I saw Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, as cliche as it sounds. But seeing that film made me realise there were things that can be created beyond the bounds of what exists in real life. From the very beginning, it's this idea of creation that pushed me in my career and in my studies. I am now at a stage, after working from 3 years and currently studying my MA, that I feel as though I can help in creating these worlds.

The first time I realised that someone got to draw and design everything I saw in movies and games, I felt like I was switched on and have been pushing to develop my drawing ability ever since.