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I remember drawing things when I was five or six years old. I liked drawing more than anything. I drew during my classes and during my free time. I was taking private drawing lessons and then I started to make my money early by drawing portraits of my friends, their friends, their families, etc. I also liked to draw the interior part of the painting. I liked matching colors and experiments with them. My room was always nasty because of all the paint, but my parents loved me and they did not care about it too much. They were pretty sure I was going to become an artist.

And I studied professional photo editing in Columbia University School of Arts because I realized that I could also draw interiors and a lot of details with digital photo editing services. And after the graduation I was a freelancer for some time, until I found my company. I decided to try my chances and to become a designer for them. When I try for the first time, I failed. But the second time was a success. I became better in retouching services for professional photographers and this is how I became one of the team. Any picture that got in my hands I could draw a totally fantastic background literally from scratch and it was useful for the company. I officially became their designer. Now, five years from the moment I started, I still adore my job. And my drawing hobby helped me more than anything else!