The creator, Kova, introduces herself and her content themes of art and technology. She then narrates her personal origin story, starting from being an uncertain college student who had lost her childhood passion for art. She recounts how she rediscovered her love for art by starting to make videos in her dorm room, leading to one of her videos going viral and rapidly growing her audience, which made her consider content creation as a viable career. She concludes by sharing her decision to quit her job after graduating from Stanford with a computer science degree to pursue video creation full-time, encouraging viewers to follow their own creative passions.
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@covacut shares her personal journey of rediscovering her artistic drive and choosing to pursue video production as a full-time career — challenging the belief that creativity is not worth chasing, and encouraging people to answer to the call of their own creative passions. 🎨🌟
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Hi. I'm Kova. I make videos about and better one year ago, I was still a student in college, and I had no clue what I wanted to do with my life. Growing up, I wanted to be an artist. I sold baby dragons on DeviantArt. That's how deep it got. But somewhere along the way, stopped believing in art. That was until my senior year. This is literally my filming better. I started making videos from my dorm room, and I fell in love with art again. After three months of no one seeing my stuff, the eleventh video ended up blowing up. I hit in a day and was like, maybe Instagram could truly be the start of my artistic dreams. Recently, I graduated from Stanford with my computer science degree, but decided to quit my new job to make videos full time. We're often told that creativity isn't worth chasing, but what if it's calling you? Would you answer it? Because who no? It may just change your life.