Interview with Sofie Lee
We are thrilled to welcome the multifaceted Sofie Lee, a designer, illustrator, art director, and storyboard artist with an inspiring journey to share. We delve into her transition from South Korea to Vancouver, LA, to SCAD, and ultimately establishing herself in the world of freelancing. We'll discover how a visit to the digital media building at SCAD led her to switch her major to motion media design and how this transition opened up a new world of self-expression for her. We also discuss the profound impact of parenthood on career and worldview. Through her own experiences, she underscores the importance of creating spaces for those who break from the mold, and the evolution of her communication techniques. We wrap our chat by reflecting on the creative industry's specialist and generalist roles, the unique opportunities they present, and the inherent challenges.
Discussion Points:
Sophie’s background and journey to finding community and inspiration
Exploring the power of motion design
Transition from school to the working world
Growth through learning
Parenting's impact on career and empathy
Challenges of aging parents and work
Creating space for diversity and inclusion
Cultural differences and workplace etiquette
Career skills and understanding growth
Impact of collaboration in art
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