In the future, I want to study historical linguistics and constructed languages and work in the animation industry as a character designer, key animator and/or storyboard artist, maybe even become an executive producer for a series of my own. I plan to study at Emory for linguistics and SCAD for an art degree.

Art and animation have been a long-time passion of mine, and I while I am unsure of making a full career out of it, I want it to continue being a major part of my life. For years I have created stories with characters I invented, and my favorite aspects have been writing the stories themselves and designing the people in them, doing my best to depict a wide breadth of experiences based on myself and the people I know. I want to improve at actually finishing artwork I start, and I hope to finish a webcomic someday that tells one of my stories I love most.

Linguistics was a spontaneous passion of mine. I love learning about foreign languages, and learning about the world and its people through those languages over time, and it's fascinating seeing how it evolves and how connected everything is, but how unaware we are of it. The way language is shaped by its environment and users is something I want to observe myself, and I also want to understand the inner workings of language in general.