■ COVERLETTER

I was born the eldest son of three in 1972. My father works in business in Seoul, so you could say that I enjoyed a relatively comfortable lifestyle while growing up but I spent most of my youth similar to my peers.A distinctive aspect of my younger years though was that I was strongly influenced by Japanese culture, which in turn led me to my current interests. I am on the heavy side and look slightly tough but in reality, I am introverted and sensitive. I have the people skills
though for club leadership in my university days and for presentations during my postgraduate years, but I also get hurt easily.

When my feelings get hurt, I go for walks to regain my composure. Traveling allows me to see my reflection. I tend to believe strongly in my convictions if I think I am right but remain open to other viewpoints as well. Superficially, I can look somewhat tenacious, even though my enthusiasm can be a merit. Nonetheless, I would like to be a person who does his best to accomplish any given task by utilizing my varied personality strengths. What is the most promising business in Korea? I think its the information and telecommunication industry. This large field has so many different aspects and features that its only direction is in a direction beneficial to all. The network era is here to stay and will only become more complex as we venture into the 21st century. I have always wanted to step into this field with my multi-faceted skills in computer graphics design. My hobby is actually playing computer games. I get inspiration for my own work from great games fantastic visuals and a judge for how good a game is would be to merely look at it from a design perspective. I am proficient with
such tools as Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, 3dMax, Shade, Flash, Dreamweaver, and many others.
I know Visual Basic and ASP and my own website is slated for opening in early July.