Jenny Quach
Head of Creative
My interest in design and everything visually appealing started when I was very young. I was the little girl in the big extended family who looked up to her older, cooler cousins and uncles who worked with their hands and were creative in a way that is rare today. Don’t have glue at home? Use cooked rice! Can’t find soy milk anywhere in Sweden? No problem, we’ll make our own!
To fit in, I also began expressing my creativity by drawing a lot, both on paper and digitally in Paint. And when I say a lot, I mean a lot. One of my uncles eventually introduced me to Photoshop when I was 12 (acquired by illegal means, of course), and I instantly became obsessed. Without being particularly good at English, I still had the patience and motivation to learn everything about the program—color theory, how to draw human anatomy, retouching, etc.
Today, I believe a lot of my curiosity and desire to always learn something new still remain. It strengthens me and my confidence in my craft. And I still feel the same kind of joy I did as a child when I can sit for hours and focus on something that others might find trivial.