Expressive Lettering with my name

Having to express myself using the expressive lettering technique on my name,I decided to use something that I am really passionate about and which defines me therefore I used the sport 'badminton' by subsituting the letter 'V' by a shuttlecock and the letter'I'by a badminton racket in the work.

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