I was, maybe, 13 years old when I started animating on a pirated copy of Macromedia Flash, teaching myself frame by frame animation in the middle of the early internet era. What began as experimenting with rough animations and learning timing through trial and error quickly turned into an obsession with motion, storytelling, and visual rhythm. That underground, DIY beginning shaped the way I approach creative work today; resourceful, hands-on, and constantly evolving. Over the years, those late nights animating in Flash evolved into a career in motion graphics and video editing, combining design, animation, pacing, sound, and narrative into work that feels cinematic, intentional, and alive.

I was also (probably) one of the first people to animate the Invincible character. So that's pretty cool.