#gospr24

So having a brand with different laptops that best suits people is what I like.

This pet monster Spirimanya was created by Spirit, Manola and Priya. Manola drew the head, Spirit drew the body, and Priya drew the legs (or tail in this case). We were able to create this cute monster through https://monsterland.net/.

I may be passionate about food and music, but what connects me and inspires me is the trauma-informed approach to design. I've come across this framework while working on my degree project this semester. It is something I've always thought of but never knew how to put into words. Trauma-informed design or TiD is the integration of principles of trauma-informed care that continues to involve in design today. The goal with trauma-informed design is to create physical spaces that promote safety, well-being, and healing for individuals that have been through trauma in their lives, especially those that are in shelters, rehab centers or supportive housing projects. Spaces that are designed with the intent of safety, well-being and healing can include biophilic elements, lots of natural light, warm/calming tones, and privacy with a touch of personalization.

I have a strong passion for children, education, art, and play. I believe in using architecture to create spaces that promote movement, inspire creativity, and foster joy. By incorporating elements of form, and enclosure through the use of light and color to create spaces that encourage expression and the love of play in these environments.

I can relate to Daria with my personality...maybe the looks too. 🤓

When I had my long hair there were several people that told me that I looked like Selena. I personally don’t see it but I always took it as a compliment because she is iconic and so beautiful!