About All Scope Conception

Early in my career, I constantly switched between different design fields. Not only because I dislike repetitive work, but also because I wanted to expand my design experience across various domains. I often remind myself, as a designer, not to fall into a fixed way of thinking, even though it might bring a certain level of efficiency. From gift packaging design, department store window displays, and advertising design, each project filled me with passion, often working late into the night and gaining much recognition. Despite this, I continued to explore new design areas, looking for fields that would challenge me constantly. Design is not just my job; it's my life, and I want it to be interesting. This led me to architecture and interior design, fields with virtually no repetitive clients or needs. I decided to leave a well-paying advertising design job and many private clients to study interior design in New York (yes, I was serious about it). I remember working at Mancini Duffy, often staying late. One night, I was working until the early hours, making sure to perfect every detail within the same budget to give my clients a delightful surprise. Taking a taxi home, the driver said, "Wow! Your boss must pay you a lot." I told him, "Actually, don’t tell my boss, but I’d do this job even without a high salary because I love it so much." Now, working in all-encompassing design allows me to channel my passion into helping others in various ways. Let’s collaborate to make the world richer and more interesting.