I'm a graphic designer who thinks carefully about every detail — except when I paint. That's the one place where I forget about rules: no client, no brief, no deadline, just color finding its own way. Maybe that's why structure never feels heavy to me at work — I already have a place where it doesn't apply. Between those two worlds, I learned that good design doesn't change that much: it's about understanding what people want, and making it easy to find.

That's the balance I bring to my work — precision when it's needed, freedom when it isn't. I'd like to keep building that balance somewhere that values both.