Creativity: An Interview with Sci-fi Artist Artnoob100

Artists tend to find their muse in the most unlikely of places. For Vincent van Gogh, it stemmed from his emotional connection to nature. For Frida Kahlo, it was from the struggle and pain she endured. For Artnoob100, it was getting hit by a truck.

A Gen-Z digital artist and speculative fiction enthusiast, Artnoob100 has carved an inspiring path from a life-altering accident that almost took his life to become a driving force behind the innovative initiative known as Infinity Horizon.

It was a fateful motorcycle accident that propelled Artnoob100's life in an unforeseen direction. What could have been a tale of despair turned into a remarkable narrative of self-discovery and transformation. Hospitalized and facing newfound solitude, Artnoob100 seized the opportunity to delve into the world of digital art - something that he had long been passionate about but never had the chance to pursue.

"I have always believed that whatever happens, ultimately it is how you react to it that matters. We cannot always dictate where life leads us but it is up to us what we make of the situation," he shared. And so began his journey. He challenged himself to fully master the skill in just a hundred days. Each day, he would draw a new artwork, pushing himself to become better and better.