My background in the undergraduate degree has been broadly located in graphic design. I fell in love with the computer and used it for many years and then found I was missing something in my work. I was missing a certain experience, touching paper and seeing the format in its original size, all the materials and their smells, moving things around, standing them up, and gaining a new perspective on the work. I realized that the computer was limiting me in my design process. So I started working again by hand and using the computer more as a tool. It pushed me to explore and eventually develop some affinity with the combination of hand-made and digital. Read Less