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For the past few months, I’ve been studying on two intensive programs at the same time - one focused on AI for motion design and the other on art direction. There were moments when I genuinely thought I wouldn’t survive the workload 😅
Now that both programs are finished, it feels strangely unfamiliar to leave work and simply go home instead of rushing to another class. And I have to admit - I’m already experiencing a bit of withdrawal 🤭
So I wouldn’t be surprised if I sign up for another big learning adventure sooner rather than later 🙈
For now, though, I’m excited to start sharing some of the projects and results that came out of these past months of learning.
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