Forsane is a multimedia artist based in the Philippines whose work sits at the intersection of storytelling, design, and culture. With a foundation in Computer Science and a degree in Multimedia Arts, she blends structure with creativity to create meaningful, visually driven work. Her artistic focus lies in functional art — pieces like album covers, book illustrations, and architectural glass designs that are not only visually striking but also serve a purpose.
Whether she’s designing for musicians, brands, or public spaces, Forsane approaches each project with the same goal: to create something that resonates. Her art often draws from emotion, pop culture, and lived experience, resulting in bold hand-drawn visuals that connect with people.

 Forsane began her career in client-facing roles, working as a debt collection specialist and technical support representative. These early experiences honed her communication, empathy, and problem-solving skills in fast-paced environments. While pursuing a degree in Multimedia Arts, she started working as a freelance illustrator and designer, creating book and album covers for international clients. She also collaborated with indie collectives, contributing both visual content and social media strategy. In her final year of university, she took on a graphic design role for a sports app, designing visuals for basketball and volleyball events. After graduating, she worked in the glass manufacturing industry, creating large-scale designs for hotels, churches, and hospitals. She currently serves as a Content Executive at FTTM, a digital agency with over 4 million followers, where she helps craft organic, witty, and culturally relevant campaigns that connect brands to people.