I, have always been interested in the internet. More specifically, I have always found interest in the building and maintaining of websites. Since 1996, I have owned and managed several sites of my own, including two that have successfully lasted for more than 5 years. Additionally, I have created a multitude of sites for friends, family, and businesses that were all viewed as a success.

When I graduated from high school in 2001, I wasn’t sure how I could use this unique set of skills, nor did I know of a college that could help me utilize them better. Over the next several years, I would continue to build websites while maintaining a series of different jobs.

Finally, in 2005, I stumbled upon a college that was opening up in Atlanta, Georgia that was only four hours away. The Savannah College of Art and Design was in the process of branching out into its third incarnation. The college offered serious art degrees that focused almost entirely on artwork and designing. It was too perfect an opportunity for me to turn down and so I applied. Three or so months later, I was amazed and honored to find that I had gotten in, and that following year, I started my college education in the field of Interactive Design and Game Development.

Through my education, I perfected skills that up until this point in my life had all been self taught. I learned the rights and wrongs of basic design, found new depths to programs such as Photoshop, and challenged myself with entirely new skill sets like the introduction of Flash. Now that I have graduated with my BFA in Interactive Design and Game Development, I am fully prepared to work in the industry I have been playing in for well over a decade. My precise and organized work ethic is rivaled only by my vast imagination for new and exciting designs that reach far outside the ordinary.