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For as long as I can remember, I have been one to find ways of 'making life simpler'. Of course there are more nuanced layers to this objective of convenience, but I believe this is the ideology that attracted me towards UX/UI design. And now with the technology driven environment we thrive in, its integration makes solving problems a lot more exciting!
My favourite part of the design process, is that Aha! moment when a pain point can be viewed as a 'how might we' versus a problem to solve - that sweet spot where my left brain meets my right brain.
As a budding designer, I strive to engage with those I'm designing for to be reminded of removing myself from my shoes and to slip into theirs.
When I'm not online...
you'll find me fiddling with different materials with YouTube or a Netflix show playing in the background. Working with a range of tangible media, unique tools and techniques, is my kind of therapy. I can sit for hours on end doing macrame, crochet and mosaic. The comfort in the repetitiveness involved in these activities probably comes from the need to take a break from constantly iterating and brainstorming innovative ideas in the field of UI/UX design.
Sharing my love for crafts...
Having recently shifted to Vancouver, I have been exploring some art and craft studios. Seeing studios for ceramics, paper mache, mosaic, drawing and painting made me excited to explore the idea of teaching macrame. Having developed a strong skill set in the craft, I reached out to a few studios who were more than happy to host my workshops. And here I am today! I have successfully hosted two macrame workshops and have introduced about ten participants to this beautiful art form. I thoroughly enjoyed the interactions, collaborative environment and the ability to have spread some creativity.
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