I'm an Industrial Design student, it is where I turn wild ideas into real-world products that look slick, feel right, and make life smoother. My field is super broad, so lately I’ve been diving into everything from UX/UI and user research to 3D modeling and digital fabrication. I know it sounds all over the place, but I’m still exploring so yes, I haven’t decided what to specialize in yet "احنا على الله".

In my free time, beside making art, sketching, and getting hands-on with DIY projects, I explore anything and everything a human can do (literally anything). Some days I cook, other times I dive into books and searching.

But no matter what, I’m always capturing whatever my eyes see -seriously everything- (خاف على نفسك ياجميل)😬.

Why Maker Diploma?
In my field, prototyping plays a major role, but I haven’t really gone deep into digital fabrication. So why not? Why not explore electronics and coding too, and strengthen my ability to turn ideas into real, tangible products not just low-fidelity prototypes.
Besides, I know I’ll need these skills for my graduation project, so this feels like the perfect opportunity to experiment.