Letterpress, Silkscreen, and Lithography
As a designer, I find myself drawn back to analog methods of creation, especially through my growing passion for printmaking. This hands-on approach has not only deepened my skills as a designer but also enriched my identity as an artist. Printmaking requires me to slow down and engage more intentionally with elements like form, texture, and composition. Unlike digital tools, which often prioritize precision and uniformity, printmaking embraces imperfection—each print carries subtle variations that make it truly unique. This unpredictability has taught me to let go of rigid expectations and focus more on the creative process itself rather than just the final outcome.
Engaging with materials in such a tactile way has reconnected me to the foundational principles of visual communication. It’s a physical dialogue between my hands and the medium. This analog practice grounds my work in authenticity and intentionality, enriching everything I do as a designer by blending craftsmanship with creative expression.