I'm an animation student at Kolej Komuniti Kuala Langat, learning to bring characters and stories to life frame by frame. Outside the studio, I train in Taekwon-do and help my father coach the next generation of students.
I'm currently studying animation, drawn to the craft of turning a blank frame into a character people care about. I enjoy the whole process โ from sketching rough storyboards to seeing a scene move for the first time.
When I'm not animating, you'll usually find me at the dojang. Taekwon-do has shaped how I approach everything, including my art โ patience, repetition, and showing up even on the days it's hard.
A look at what I've been building through my animation studies so far.
Started with the basics โ principles of movement, timing, and drawing fundamentals that everything else builds on.
Learned to plan scenes through storyboards, then bring them to life with frame-by-frame 2D animation.
Moved into 3D โ modeling, rigging, and animating characters in a three-dimensional space.
[Describe your current or final-year project here โ the story, your role, and what you learned making it.]
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Taekwon-do has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Training alongside my father taught me discipline long before I ever picked up a stylus โ and now I get to help pass that on.
I assist my father in coaching our Taekwon-do students, from warm-ups and pattern practice to helping newer students build confidence in their technique. It's taught me patience and how to explain an idea clearly โ skills that show up in my animation work too.
[1st DAN Black Belt] โ training in Taekwon-do since 4 years old.
Helping my father teach students at [name of dojang / training centre].
Discipline, patience, and how to break a skill down step by step โ on the mat and on screen.