For my story, I plan to tell my story through an eBook filled with illustrations of my designs throught my journy and photos similar to times in my life that visually walk readers through my journey from my early struggles in high school Photoshop class, through my time in the Navy, to discovering a passion for graphic design, and finally approaching graduation and a design career. The eBook will feature 15–20 storyboard-style panels (like the ones shown), each accompanied by short captions or reflections. It will focus on visual storytelling using simple, relatable scenes. This format makes the story accessible and engaging, especially for visual learners or anyone curious about finding creativity in unexpected places. The tone will be personal and honest, showing growth through perseverance, self-reflection, and learning by doing.
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