I started out in computer graphics about thirteen years ago, then in 1988 decided to pursue it professionally and became a freelance Quantel Paintbox artist for video production. Also about this time I dove into high-end desktop computer graphics and publishing with Apple's introduction of the color Macintosh and started my own studio InkSpot Designs - "Digital Illustration & Magic". A continually growing venture currently boasting over 20 awards on both local and district levels as well as being Nationally Published in two books. All while studying Radio Television & Film at Temple University in Philadelphia in their Communications program and taking a couple computer graphics courses at William Patterson University in Patterson NJ - however I consider myself to be primarly self-taught.

I have been working with the Macintosh and other platforms in a freelance "gun for hire" capacity since then. Using a number of different styles and software packages my capabilities now cover a wide range and include many techniques and aspects of digital production for print, video, or on screen viewing.