About

Hi, you can call me YeonAh. It isn't my real name, but it's what I go by online. Since I'm still a student, I take my privacy very seriously and so I will not be using my real name yet.

I'm a student in Graphic Design, and I've been interested in design since I was twelve. This is my first site, and I'm thrilled I've finally been able to update it with a decent design as well as actual information.

Who else am I? I'm a fanfiction writer. I'm a roleplayer. I'm a gamer. I'm a fangirl of anything Asian, in particular K-Pop groups (SS501 anyone?).

Most of my work here are either designs done in my free time or the result of school projects. Since my tastes and skills are still changing, the work displayed here will also change.

My Inspirations

I get inspiration from many different sources. Here are just a few that I refer to constantly for ideas. You'll find quite a few of these sources are singers and bands.

Family and Friends

Like most designers, my best inspiration is those around me. It's unbelievable what kind of ideas you can find just by looking around. Whether I'm on an outing with my family, chatting with classmates or spazzing away with online friends over a new singer or story, they never cease to inspire me.
GIANT BEAVERS AND MOOSE AND MOUNTIES — Conversation with a friend

Epik High

A hip-hop group from South Korea. Their lyrics are deep, and they really know what they're talking about. I admire their preseverance, their talent, and their way with words. Have been a fan since before Map the Soul, attended their Map the Soul World Tour in NYC, and remain a fan to this day.
And the soul fades away to a grainy shade of gray — Map the Soul

Owl City

One of my most recent inspirations, Owl City's happy tunes and poetic lyrics are a source of inspiration for both my stories and my designs. It's hard to explain why it affects me so much, and I think that's just the reason why I like it. Owl City expresses feelings and emotions through lyrics that are hard to explain, but make perfect sense once you listen. They're abstract, a technique I have been trying to bring to my designs lately.
I'd like to make myself believe that planet Earth turns slowly — Fireflies