I was a young child with a strong passion for art. Like most kids, I loved watching cartoons and spent hours drawing. At the same time, I was exposed to technology early, owning a few gadgets even during my primary school years. By around 13, I was comfortable creating digital artwork in MS Paint.
As I grew older, my interests evolved, and I realized that I had a deep fascination with both art and technology. However, due to the dynamics of the Nigerian educational system, I pursued a scientific path. Despite the obstacles, I found my way around it.
It wasn’t until my first year at university as a computer science student that I stumbled upon the world of design. In 2011, with the guidance of my roommate, I began exploring Photoshop. From that moment on, my journey of self-discovery in the creative realm began. I looked into various creative tools, honed my skills, explored different fields, and learned about design strategies and processes.
Today, I am a freelance multidisciplinary designer providing services across identity, graphics, web, UI/UX, illustration, and occasionally print. It has been an incredible five-year journey in the industry, constantly pushing boundaries and expanding my horizons.
If you’re interested in seeing some of my work, you can check out my portfolio here. You can also find me on Dribbble and Behance.