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My Journey in Digital Arts

Hi, I’m Luis Perez, and I’m a Digital Arts student at Keiser University. My life is all about blending creativity with technology, and I’ve been lucky enough to turn my biggest passions—gaming, anime, and cars—into a path toward a career I’m excited about.
I spend my days learning new design tools, exploring 3D modeling, and optimizing my gaming rig. When I’m not studying or working on digital projects, you can find me tuning my car, binging anime marathons, or diving into tech news and gaming communities. I love experimenting with new ideas and pushing myself to create something visually stunning, whether it’s a digital design or a car modification.
My goals are what keep me focused. I plan to graduate by 2026 with a strong portfolio that will help me break into the digital design or gaming industry. I also want to master 3D modeling and animation tools and, one day, create or participate in a digital art project inspired by anime or gaming. On a personal level, I’m saving up to build a dream home office setup and keep working on my ultimate car project.
Of course, balancing everything isn’t always easy. Between school, hobbies, and family, time management can be a challenge. I also have moments where I overanalyze my creative work, which can slow me down. But my family has always been my biggest motivation—they push me to keep going, even when things get tough.
For me, digital art isn’t just a career path; it’s a way of life. I’m passionate about turning my hobbies into something meaningful, and I’m excited to see where this journey takes me.

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