my first plan was to become a programmer, but things went a little differently. i started working at a furniture store, first helping customers and later creating content for their social media. i even appeared in some of the videos myself, so i got to experience what it's like being on the other side of the camera. after that, i moved into the veterinary world. i started as a pet sitter at a clinic, eventually became an assistant, and kept making content there, too. somewhere along the way, i got interested enough in animals to start studying veterinary medicine. i'm currently in my second year, studying part-time. i'm still figuring out what makes the most sense for my future, especially with the tuition costs, but i'm glad i got to explore this side of life. honestly, my resume probably looks like several different people accidentally shared one account 😂

now i'm curious about you. what's something you love doing so much that you could talk about it for hours? are you into music, art, animals, games, or something completely different? come tell me about it. i might have a million things to say, but i promise i'm also a pretty good listener ♡

hi, i'm Lia! ♡ i'm one of those people who can get excited about a million different things and somehow want to try all of them haha. i studied programming, worked in a furniture store, made videos for social media, spent time in a veterinary clinic, and now i'm studying veterinary medicine part-time. my life has taken a few unexpected turns, but i guess i've never been the kind of person who wants to stick to just one thing.

drawing is one of the things i keep coming back to. i create web illustrations and sell my artwork, which makes me really happy because something that starts as an idea in my head can eventually become something another person wants to have. i also have a youtube channel where i share my drawing process. i like letting people see how a piece comes together, from the first lines to the finished result. it's a pretty special feeling when someone connects with something you've created. art can be such a personal thing, and sharing it with other people makes it even more meaningful to me.