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Hello!My name is Velina Ilieva and this is my first blog here on blogspot.

I'm from Bulgaria,born in the little town of Dobrich,but since 2002 I live in the city of Plovdiv. Right now I'm studying Computer Science in the University of Plovdiv,3rd year. Though I graduated a high school in which I studied history,philosophy and literature a lot,I choose  maths and the computer disciplines,because I'm keen on learning how to make programs, nice web sites and applications. :)


I started to make things with Photoshop when I was 7th grade . Since then I was reading on-line tutorials and learned different basics and techniques. At first my artworks were not so good as I wanted them to be, but as the time passed on , I improved my skills and decided to make photomanipulations and random stuff like avatars,signatures and desktop wallpapers. Recently I'm interested in making web layouts for different websites and application designs.

In my spare time I like to read books,watch anime,play video games and listen to nice and inspiring music : ).

Check out my gallery in www.deviantart.com  :

http://pisimau.deviantart.com/

Hope you will like it :)


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