Nostalgia is a privilege; yearning for our own memories proves we’ve lived a life worth living.
I started this journey 10 years ago, sitting at my dad’s old computer, using Paint as my first canvas, and diving deep into Adobe when the favicon logo looked like eyes. I think it was version 7.
Growing up in this creative environment and helping my dad with his photography studio made me comfortable with tools I never imagined would help me get this far. Creating, working, making new friends, expressing myself, and having fun — it all became a way to continue making an impact.
This year, the dream feels clearer than ever. No more limits, no more thinking small. But as I move forward, I carry this thought with me: Go big. Because no matter what, your dreams will take work, and doubt will always try to creep in. So, why not go big? Reach for the stars, because even if you don’t get all the way, you’ll be left with a pretty good view. And that’s totally worth it.
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Made the switch to the MacBook Pro M5 ✨
Upgrading from my M1 Pro 2021, I’m excited to see how the M5 handles my daily creative grind—Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Davinci Resolve, and a bunch of never-ending browser tabs full of references.
Let’s see how it handles it all smoothly.
Can’t wait to put it to the test 👀
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#apple #14inchMacBookProM5 #M5 #MacBook
Rotate Object is now available in Photoshop Beta!
You can turn a flat 2D layer into a 3D object and change the direction and perspective of your subject.
This is huge!!!!!
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