I mostly do digital art, but I love trying out all types of art. I’ve dabbled in animation, charcoal, pastels, and graffiti; I’ve made sculptures out of clay; I’ve done 3D modeling. I love doing it all, and I’m willing to try out every new form of art I can find, but I mostly love digital because it’s so easy to replicate all these other mediums without having to spend thousands of dollars on supplies that I don’t know if I’ll ever touch again, and that’s why it’s my favorite.

One of my first inspirations was this old grungy kids' show called Crash Box. Its style is so gross yet so childlike, as if a kid found scraps of stuff and put these characters together with it, and I love it. My next inspiration, and what I'd say is my biggest, is Transformers. I found it through the fan art and fell in love instantly. All the intricate details and the time and effort it took to draw them are so therapeutic to me, and it’s something I will never tire of.

I’d use that money to buy myself a computer so I could work on my art on a bigger screen. The rest of the money I’d split in half, putting one half in savings and the other half for my family.