Suo, a Puerto Rican graphic artist from Jersey City, New Jersey, has been aiming to become a well-known and well-rounded multimedia artist. Initially born in Hoboken, he moved to Jersey City after graduating high school. From there he went to Hudson County Community College and pursued his dreams of becoming a full-time creator. Initially, he had no intentions of becoming an artist until one day he had to make the choice of being that or an engineer. Going for his certificate in digital arts and design put him in classes that shared most of the skills he knows now. While he didn't pay much attention in school and tried to focus more on living his life, once the business started, he began taking on new challenges and learning new skills along the way.
HCCC taught him the fundamentals of graphic design from tracing images, to learning color theory, to creating contrast and balanced compositions with two-dimensional designs, then photography, and videography! With these skills, after he earned his certificate and began creating his own art with the knowledge he grasped. Craving more experience, he couldn't help but continuously purchase new equipment and work with new faces from the area. He bought a camera, took the time to understand everything it was capable of, and consistently put out work on social media! Little by little, he slowly gained a following and found people who were interested in his style and kept booking him to support his dreams.
With all the support, Suo is to-this-day growing his career. He branched out to drawing characters, putting them on clothes, stickers, magnets, pins, and posters! He wanted the world to see his work because he felt comfortable in his environment. After upgrading his equipment and starting a vast collection of old cameras, he kept trying to find more ways to capture everything he wanted. With all of this, he hopes one day he can share the knowledge he's gained with his peers in order to help those who follow a similar path.
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