I began my design journey with architecture, learning how structure and aesthetics work together. It taught me how design influences everyday experiences.

From there, I spent more than ten years exploring visual communication through graphic design, illustration, and filmmaking — learning how images can evoke emotion and identity.

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During that time, watercolor became my focus — I created commissioned artworks for brands, taught watercolor techniques, and became recognized as AkvarellDesign.

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Over time, these experiences naturally led me to user experience design — a field that feels like home. I care deeply that every product I work on brings real value to its users while also supporting the goals of the business behind it.