Sheikh Tanzir Uddin /stuː/
currently: teenager · tinkerer
A teenager from Bangladesh who lives in the overlap between code, anime and the sketchbook. I build small Android apps, break web pages apart to see how they work, draw eyes for the hundredth time, and chase good light with a camera whenever the city allows.
// sketch_screen.kt
class SketchScreen {
val ink = "#17141F"
val night = false
fun draw(c: Canvas) {
c.path { moveTo(0f, 0f) }
}
}A teenager, a text editor, and too many tabs.
No résumé here — just an honest introduction to who I am when nobody's hiring, reviewing or watching.
I'm Sheikh Tanzir Uddin. I'm a teenager from Bangladesh, and my life keeps splitting itself into three equally loud directions: technology, anime and art. Most people pick one. I refused, and somehow all three ended up feeding each other.
Code started as curiosity about how the apps on my phone were built — and turned into the satisfaction of watching something I wrote actually run on a real screen. Web development came next, because a page that moves, breathes and responds to a fingertip feels alive in a way nothing else does for me. Then modding happened: taking an APK apart to understand its structure is, honestly, the closest thing I've found to reading someone else's diary with their permission to learn.
Anime gave me a visual language before I had words for it — the timing of a silence, the weight of a line, the way a single frame can carry an entire emotion. Drawing was my attempt to steal that skill by hand. Photography is the same obsession with light, but with less control and more luck. Graphic design is where I stop pretending structure and feeling are different things. And writing… writing is where I keep the thoughts that don't fit into a layout.
I don't want to make things that look professional. I want to make things that look like somebody actually cared.
I'm still at the beginning, and I mean that sincerely: no titles, no client lists, no inflated milestones. Just a teenager with a stubborn habit of finishing what he starts, a sketchbook that keeps getting thicker, and a long list of things he hasn't learned yet. This page is my identity in one link — something I can put in a bio and let it speak before I do.
Things I keep open
…and I'm still learning every single one of them.
Eight obsessions, one restless hand.
Tap any card to open it — each one is a door I keep walking back through.
Seven characters who taught me something.
Emblems are drawn here in a single visual language rather than lifted from screenshots. Lines marked ✳ are original, character-inspired writing — not verified canonical quotes. Open a card to read why it stays with me.
Why these seven?
None of them won because they were the strongest. They won because they kept going after it stopped making sense — and because someone wrote them that way on purpose.
That's the whole lesson for me: craft is care, repeated until it looks effortless.
Drawn as emblems, not screenshotsPinned to the wall: light, lines, logic.
A loose board of the things I keep coming back to. Tap a card to enlarge it.
One link,
still being drawn.
This page is built to live inside a bio — short enough to tap, honest enough to keep. Social profiles aren't attached yet; when they are, they'll appear right here in this list.
No accounts are invented here — the buttons tell you the truth until the links exist.