My design process begins with sketching ideas on paper, which allows for quick visualization and capturing of insights.

Storyboarding the ideal vision of a product using simple tools can help teams visualize what they want to achieve without constraints, making it easier to solve significant customer problems.

Waiting as long as possible to create a visual representation of an idea can prevent premature narrowing of possibilities and encourage exploration of multiple concepts.

Imagination is one of the most powerful tools we possess, allowing us to create meaningful experiences even when physical limitations exist.

For those interested in digital art, I recommend starting with tools like Processing, p5.js, or Arduino, and engaging with online communities to experiment and find your unique perspective.

Writing is a powerful tool for externalized thinking; when faced with a difficult problem, I find that writing helps clarify my thoughts better than any other method.

I didn't start being a cartoonist until I was 30; use your youth to experiment and explore.

Artistry begins with exploring how far you can push your interpretation of a piece, rather than staying within a tight sphere of traditional interpretations.

Canvas allows for a more interactive environment, enabling me to show my vision to team members effectively.