Studying jewelry was an authentic course of study. What started as a way to study jewelry design evolved into an exploration of form, materials, and precision. I learned patience and focus from creating each detail and bending delicate silver wires, but more significantly, I learned that design is a form of communication.

Each artist produced completely different results even with the same tools. small elements like a slight texture or a small curve change the appearance of a piece. Design is more than simply how something looks; it's also about how it feels, weighs, and reacts with light. This insight shifted my entire perspective.

Advertising works in the same way. A single visual needs to communicate meaning right away, not only via illustrations but also through emotion and storytelling. Using the design awareness I acquired at the workshop, I would like to create advertisements that truly connect with viewers. My role as an art director is to develop ideas into unique, memorable campaigns.