Moving to Thailand
For the last decade, I worked as an animator for a major studio in Los Angeles. It was exciting, but the long hours and tight production cycles slowly drained my creativity. I wanted a place where I could work remotely, regain my inspiration, and live with more freedom.
Thailand always intrigued me, so I began exploring housing options. Through https://thailand-real.estate/, I found a spacious condo in Chiang Mai with a dedicated room I could turn into a home studio. The process was much easier than I expected, and the property matched everything I needed: calm, privacy, and comfort.
Now I animate from a sunlit studio overlooking the mountains, freelancing for clients around the world. The change of scenery has boosted my creativity more than I imagined. In the evenings, I explore local art markets or take part in creative workshops with other expats and locals.