It was my grandpa who's my inspiration. When I was a kid he used to draw birds a lot. We get along doing arts. Photography for me is also an art, I get ideas and design patterns from it which I apply to my artworks. Most of my artworks have strong meanings and it conveys preservation of wildlife, environment and culture. I drew that back then and the story behind it is that when I was a kid, every time I pass through that house, I get the horror feeling so I would run very fast.

Back then there were no other houses beside it and since l appreciate the house structure and to preserve the memory of it thinking that someday the will be gone or maybe demolished or whatever I had to draw it. I don't look at it as a change, l'd pursue my craft no matter what because it's my passion. No, I'm not afraid as long as it makes me happy and as long as creativity flows, there's money in arts. To be successful in the field of art you have to be original and
not think of income first, it will follow.