Analog Design
Often referred to as traditional art, this space reflects my belief that design is not confined to digital screens alone. The principles of UX—empathy, storytelling, and human connection—extend naturally into physical and creative expressions. Whether through clay, stained glass, or other hands-on mediums, I approach each piece as an exploration of how people engage with form, texture, and meaning.
After being laid off, I found myself lost in the endless loop of applications, interviews, and waiting. The creative spark that once felt second nature began to fade under the weight of algorithms and job boards.
Returning to analog art became a way to reconnect—with myself, with process, and with the pure joy of making. It reminded me that UX isn’t just a profession—it’s a mindset for how we move through life: observing, iterating, creating meaning from chaos, and finding beauty in the details.
Below is a collection of creative projects that embody this philosophy—each one a reminder that design, at its core, is about crafting experiences that resonate.
