Connect What is your favorite type of art to create?

I’m most drawn to physical, hands-on art. I enjoy building, painting, and sewing because they allow me to work directly with texture and materials. There’s something important to me about using my hands and physically shaping an idea rather than keeping it digital or conceptual. I like creating work that feels tangible and layered, where you can see and feel the process behind it.

Where do you find inspiration?

I find most of my inspiration through music and media like films, TV shows, books, and social platforms. I tend to get deeply invested in what I’m experiencing, and that often sparks new ideas. A song can make me imagine an entire scene, storyline, or visual concept, and watching a show can inspire new narratives or character directions. Those moments push me to create because I feel the need to turn those ideas into something real. That’s also why I’ve explored different creative skills like an

What would you do with $25,000?

I would use the $25,000 to pay off my student loans so I can continue focusing on my education in art without financial pressure. Having that support would allow me to fully invest in my growth as an artist, take advantage of more opportunities, and dedicate more time to developing my skills. I would also use part of it to fund materials and personal projects that strengthen my portfolio and help me build a sustainable creative career.