I don’t have a single favorite type yet because I’m still exploring. I enjoy experimenting with drawing, simple sketches, and soft materials like pencils. I like the process of trying, erasing, and improving more than the final result itself. For me, it’s about learning how to express emotions visually, step by step.

My inspiration comes from life and personal experiences. A wonderful person I met three years ago told me that anyone can learn to draw through practice, and that idea changed the way I see creativity. I also found inspiration in my father — when I showed him my drawings, he loved them, and that meant a lot to me. After losing my father and taking a long break from art, I still feel a quiet hope to reconnect with creativity again.

If I had $25,000, I would use part of it to support my children and family, and part to return to creativity — art materials, classes, and learning. I would give myself time to reconnect with drawing. It is not about winning or success, but about healing and growth. I’m not here to win anything. Maybe this experience will inspire me again and bring me back to creativity. Or maybe this path is not mine. I may simply be an engineer and stay an engineer my whole life. But a part of me still hopes