When i imagined my life as an artist/freelance illustrator, it was more looking like working in cafe, meeting people for lunch and going to the climbing gym in the afternoon... enjoying the freedom of not going to a 9-5 job and working at my own rhythm. These two months in full lockdown in the UK couldn't be further than this vision! So it has been some quiet time with a lot of moments for creativity. As you can see in that very honest picture of my room/home studio. My space

In the corporate world for 12 years, working 9-6 every day of the week, employed with a secure salary coming every month, going to the office and having a lot of things organised for me... I was really curious to know how it would feel to be self employed for the first time in my life. The fact that we have all been working from home this year helped a lot. I was always worried at the idea that being at home all the time and isolated would not work so well for me. Ironically

A lot of things happened this year and one of them was that I finally made the jump to go full time on my art and illustration business and see where it would take me if i would focus 100% on it. I still barely realise it myself to be honest, and probably would not have believed at all the beginning of the year. I didn't planned to make the jump Sure, I played around with the idea and I definitely spend a large amount of time drawing, commenting about it and ramping up my so