Iʻm Angelynne. I was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, and for the most part, raised in Waipahu. In my childhood, I traveled a lot with my family. After graduating from Waipahu High School in 2013, I took some time to explore myself and my career choices. It wasn't until the fall of 2016 that I realized my passion, grouped with other creative individuals in an art class who wanted to make art for their living. It took me back to the first time my high school physics teacher had handed me a manual. He asked if I wanted to try making android apps after discovering my skills with adobe programs when creating prototypes of insulation builds. Getting closer to high school graduation, he had asked if I wanted him to write me a letter of recommendation to MIT. I laughed at that thought. Why have I never realized it? From the times I spent creating invitations and blog layouts since the age of 10, the compliments I received for creative works, to the first time I ever won an art contest in the 4th grade. It was just a hobby, or so my family made me think. What was once just a hobby had become my passion. I took the leap and enrolled in the new media arts program at Kapi'olani Community College and fell in love with the world of design. As cliché as this may sound... If I were an artist's tool, I'd be the vision because it helps you determine your work. Without the artist's notion, the other supplies or tools one may use wouldn't matter. You can use any material or medium to create your work, but you can't go anywhere without an overall vision. It's like starting with a blank piece of paper and a pencil where you begin referencing, brainstorming ideas, and/or setting up goals. This is the vision, the problem solver, the kick to the end goal.