All creative work is shaped by the personal sensibilities of its creator. However, in this digital age, our sensibilities are increasingly influenced by algorithms and social media that prioritize aesthetic appeal over meaningful context. This erosion of perspectives and viewpoints has homogenized artistic exploration, creating a sameness in the ways that creatives work and express themselves. My thesis challenges this phenomenon by proposing an adaptable, process-driven solution that can be better tailored to individual experiences and strengths.