When you combine an overload of creativity with everyday items, you can create pieces of art that visually represent the creativity within you. That’s exactly what happened when I created my Gradient Collection.

Inspired by everyday objects, recent films I’ve watched, and innovative technology, I used Adobe Photoshop to design artwork that not only appeals to me visually but also looks really cool.

One creative challenge I faced was my impatience—I was eager to create something without a clear plan. I didn’t sketch rough drafts; instead, I spent hours experimenting through trial and error. To overcome this, I developed a workflow that allowed me to produce six unique pieces, each with its own distinct style.