He realized he was never a sketchbook type of guy that is why he never kept one, while doing most of his drawings unplanned on loose paper, cardboard, and on paper randomly. He found the perfect tool when he got his first computer. Starting out with an interest in 3D art he took a different path when he got introduced to 2d design and drawing programs, especially after browsing through the Photoshop 3.0 Bible that his brother had purchased for him. Knowing that he did not have patience to build and model in 3D, he fell in love with graphic design, and did most of his work for print and the web.

Sometime during his early twenties his innocence in art was corrupted by society and his spontaneous way of thinking, and especially after hanging around with the avant garde artist Vadim Grinberg. While under these influences he managed to analyze what he saw and felt and poured it all through a funnel onto any surface he could get his hands on. However the problem was that he never really found a way to bond creativity with consistency, so he started to heighten concept over technicality and rhythm, and decided to display sentences and fragments rather than stories in his personal work.
In Conclusion he realized that art does not have to be pretty and commonly visually appealing only to the mass public, it is the handful of people that he was after who would relate to his artwork on a personal level. So in essence and to cut this short, he is down with the underground and continues to shape his ideas and philosophy in art as he grows.

He joined Norik's Art Studio in 2007 and continues to teach Graphic Design.