Woodworking has become an important part of my life. And has now become a part of me. 

I first discovered my passion and talent for the woodworking workshop in middle school. At the time I loved the forest and trees and woodworking only made me closer. I became interested in reusing old wood pallets and wood scrapes into pieces of art. I also made outdoor benches and furniture.

During my time in college, I had the opportunity to study and practice fine woodworking joinery. This was a challenging and rewarding experience that helped me develop.

In my classes, I learned about the various types of joinery techniques used in woodworking, I started with learning how to use various tools and equipment, including chisels, and saws to create precise and intricate joints. Such as mortise and tenon, dovetail, and box joint. I learned a lot of things in the field like veneering, steam bending, blueprint sketching, using cad design, scheduling, and working alone and with a team, 

I spent countless hours in the woodworking studio, meticulously measuring and cutting each piece of wood to fit perfectly together. It was a labour of love, and I was proud of the final results I made at the time.