My name is Nguyen Le, and I am currently an international student from Vietnam. I am in my third year at Towson University, where I am pursuing a major in Graphic Design. Choosing this field has been a very personal journey for me, since I have always been fascinated by the way visuals, colors, and design elements can communicate emotions and ideas without the need for words. Outside of my academic life, I would describe myself as someone who is deeply curious about the world.
I love traveling and exploring new cultures. I have visited countries such as Australia, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia, and I am currently living in the United States. Each destination has given me a chance to experience different ways of life, from the vibrant street markets of Bangkok to the modern art scenes in Melbourne. Traveling has broadened my perspective and deepened my appreciation for cultural diversity, which continues to inspire the way I see and create as a designer.
Here are some places I have been to!
Another big part of who I am is my love for art and creativity. I enjoy drawing in my free time, whether it is sketching something I see in daily life or experimenting with new artistic styles. But what I love most is working with clay. Making CLAY ART helps me become more patient and pay attention to small details. I usually create handmade items like cups, plates, and jewelry holders. I find it relaxing to shape and decorate each piece by hand, and it’s very satisfying to see the final result of something I made myself. I also share some of my clay projects on my personal YouTube channel to connect with others who enjoy handmade crafts.
Back home in Vietnam, I also have a pet cat named Mimi, who is very special to me. I’ve had Mimi since he was a tiny kitten, and over the years, he has become an important part of my family. He’s playful, a little bit spoiled, and loves to nap in sunny spots around the house. Even though I am far away now, I still receive photos and videos of him from my family, which always make me smile and remind me of home. I look forward to reuniting with him when I visit home.
