A really early memory I recall is using Microsoft Paint on the family computer in the early 2000's, I absolutely loved creating things, wether it was a tree consisting of a square and a circle or a bird in the sky that was just a sideways 'V'. I knew from an early stage of my development that creating things was something that I wanted to do but not much happened between that and later on until I was around 12 years old and I decided to give fine arts a try, I hit a block as I realised fine art wasn't in my blood,  however when I found out I could do Photography for my GCSEs I thought that is definitely more up my alley and went for it and I quicly realised maybe a career in the "arts" isn't impossible. After completing my GCSEs I decided to a play for a Media Graphics course at Doncaster College in which I learnt the basics of media and used the knowledge gained in those two years to go onto studying (BA) Hons Graphic Design at University Campus Doncaster where I am currently being constantly challenged and encouraged to create new things and learn from mistakes.