Ever since my childhood, when the world around me was still full of mysterious wonders, I had a strange desire: to own a “cigarette cap”. It was not just an accessory, but seemed to symbolize a different personality, a bit of rebellion and a strong curiosity about things that could be considered “adult” or “taboo”. That cap, in my immature imagination, contained an irresistible attraction, a promise of discovering and experiencing the world in a unique, unconventional way. The quote “Ever Since I Was A Child I Knew I Wanted A Cigarette Hat” encapsulates a complex psychological journey where the desire to own a “cigarette hat” from childhood has shaped a part of me. It is not so much a desire to smoke, but an attraction to the image, to the symbol of maturity, perhaps a little mysterious or even dangerous. The hat, in the mind of a child, can represent the overcoming of limits, of self-determination and of a world where adults can do whatever they want. It is a desire to explore freedom and personal identity, albeit a somewhat naive and ill-defined one at first. In the creative world of graphic design, where any idea can become a reality, the phrase “Ever Since I Was A Child I Knew I Wanted A Cigarette Hat” takes on a unique meaning when combined with “I sponsored a taco with an app T-shirt”. Perhaps, that “cigarette hat” is not a material thing, but an idea, an initial inspiration for a creative career. It can be a symbol of a bold design style, a unique story that I want to tell through each product. Just like how modern technology can be used to sponsor a favorite food, the idea of ​​the “cigarette hat” inspired me to look for new ways to turn text into images, to create graphic designs that are not only beautiful but also contain meaningful stories, the way a T-shirt can tell the story of a taco.

Ever Since I Was A Child I Knew I Wanted A Cigarette Hat