and I’m the creator of Strawberry Ink — a whimsical art brand that brings doodles to life through color, charm, and storytelling.

I’ve always been surrounded by creativity. Growing up, I was the kid with a camera in one hand and a sketchbook in the other. Photography quickly became my first creative love — a way to capture fleeting moments and frame the beauty in everyday life. But drawing was always there too, quietly waiting in the background.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I found myself with the time and space to reconnect with my art. What began as casual doodles quickly grew into hours spent experimenting with digital illustration, exploring color palettes, developing my style, and imagining a brand that felt like a cozy corner of the internet — full of warmth, nostalgia, and joy.

That was when the earliest version of Strawberry Ink was born.

In the fall that followed, I entered my sophomore year of college — one of the busiest and most demanding periods of my life. The dream had to be paused, but it was never forgotten. Over the past five years, I’ve continued building in the background: sketching, planning, learning, and growing — always with the quiet intention of bringing this dream to life.

Now, I’m finally ready to share it with the world.

Strawberry Ink is built on hand-drawn illustrations created through digital media — cozy, quirky, and filled with tiny details that tell a story. From stickers and bookmarks to prints and beyond, my goal is to make things that feel personal, comforting, and a little bit magical. As the brand grows, I plan to expand into more products and mediums, always staying rooted in creativity, care, and connection.