I have a deep passion for ACG (anime, comics, games) culture, which began around the age of 12 or 13. Since then, I’ve watched a vast amount of anime and developed a profound interest in cosplay. When ACG culture was just emerging in my country, I attended numerous conventions, finding it fascinating and almost unbelievable to bring creators’ worlds to life. This experience planted the seed for my interest in prop-making. As a teenager, my limited budget meant I couldn’t cosplay many characters myself (most of my money went into Yu-Gi-Oh cards), so now I hope to make up for that by offering quality props at the fairest prices possible.

In university, I majored in design and developed my own aesthetic and understanding of interaction and industrial design. Unlike real life, the designs in games and anime are often more exaggerated and use bolder colors. However, the props and costumes on the market often struggle to balance price and quality, resulting in a flood of low-cost, low-quality products. My approach to props is that they should be authentic and functional, with attention to details like weight and materials. This way, they can genuinely integrate into fans’ lives rather than just be single-use items. For material selection, I generally use 3D-printed PLA as the primary framework and am committed to using eco-friendly materials, both to protect the environment and to avoid harmful substances like formaldehyde from spray paints.