In a world overloaded with video and sound, I wanted something simpler. Just words. But words needed images. Visual ones.

Could two people make something that felt like magic? I fell in love with the process—and with keeping it original.

We weren’t trying to compete with the noise. We stepped away from it. We made stories that whispered instead of shouted. Stories that had soul, not spectacle.

It wasn’t about going big. It was about going deep. Not viral—real. We believed in less: fewer words, fewer edits, more meaning.