Nice! Sharing them here! 
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Yes, all the time. Social media is great to share tricks and concepts but even with a sea of nice comments, a single negative comment can really tarnish your moon. But at the end of the day haters going to hate. I’m also my worse critic, I didn’t post as often as I do now because I would be hyper critical with all my posts.
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Lately I really like the MiLarge and Kagerou from Japan Technology but i will always love the Shaqshine series. I also really enjoy the new FH1 from Duncan.
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When designing artwork - yes! but when designing my signature yo-yo we go thru various prototypes changing the design until it’s what I envisioned.
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Some of the people I admire in yoyoing are : Paul Escolar / John Ando / Yuuki Spencer / Shinji Saito / Kentaro Kimura / Grant Johnson / Eric Tranton and Spencer Berry to name a few.
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What’s the most important thing you’ve learned/experienced from competing in yo-yo?
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I own at least one of every Unknown yoyo that has been produced and as for my favorite each design has its own special place and story so I cant decide.
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In response to this - how much do you personally feel like you draw from other styles in your own play?
Sorry, it’s a bit difficult to quantify.
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Mistakes can and will happen and it’s part of the game to learn and adapt. Failure is Unknown.
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Thank you for that reply. And thank you for taking the time to do this with all of us, it is so appreciated.
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I’m not sure if I can answer that specifically because I usually get inspiration from a single element of a trick and make a new trick from that. Or sometimes I see a trick that i really like and just try to make up my own inspired from that before learning the actual trick.
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What is your favourite holiday destination?
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When did you decide to make the jump to 4a? Anything in particular that inspired you? It seems like such a cool style of yoyoing and I’m not sure when I’ll be “ready”.
P.S. really cool of you to make yourself available for this. Loving to see all the great questions/responses!
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You have been very successful in competing! Do you consider yourself talented or is it all hard work that got you where you are or a combination of both?
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Do you have any pets or favourite animals?
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Japan or Mexico for sure! But i really want to go to New Zeland
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I saw that at the time most 4A was just boing-e-Boingy and leg orbits and i saw a lot of potential for other tricks and ideas! So I decided to focus on 4a as my main competitive style but i have always done 1A in the background as well. Just never really competed in 1A
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You still work a full time job as well as doing all the Unknown work. How much time each day do you get to actually throw? How much more of a focus is throwing for you prior to a competition?
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I believe it both because trust me it didn’t come naturally to me. I had to practice a lot but coming up with tricks was more natural
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