The year of quarantine was the year of me diving into 3d printing. Having stumbled upon a 3d printed boat on TikTok I HAD to learn more. On July 12th I built my Ender 3 Pro. Since then, I've created an entire shelf worth of prints.

I was tasked to spend 25 hours on a project for school and I thought it would be perfect to make a game. Over 500 hours of graphic designing and coding for the first time later: Turtleburg! My edutainment RPG about the water crisis.

After Turtleburg, I wanted to dive into other parts of CS. So, I signed up for Kode With Klossy for the summer. I didn't expect to like web development much but ended up coming out with three languages and "EdVisor".

Having finished KWK, I was inspired to do web development on my own. I wanted to start simple, my own website. That in which you are scrolling through right now, Thank You!

I wanted to diversify my summer and did the Girls Who Code SIP for game development. Here I made Cheezy Conundrum and learned alot about p5.js and JavaScript for game development.

I was inspired by my female in STEM summer that I founded a Girls STEM club at my school. Here I take on the role of teaching coding for our projects. The first project having been the website itself.

This is only the beginning, I have a long way to go before I make a real name for myself in computer science. Next steps: Code/Art!