I started taking interest in art in high school. In that time I had 4 years of art in high school. I had a serious interest in computers, so much that I learned how to program in assembly language and taught my high school computer teacher how to do it as all he knew was basic language programming. After that I went to college for an Accounting Major and a Minor in CIS. I have progressed my knowledge of programming languages to C, C++, php, asp, mysql, html, javascript, css, python, pascal, postcript dbase, Dbase IV command line programming, WinApi, GTK Gui design, and some other obscure stuff that I have actually forgotten. I was introduced to apophysis thru a co-worker and started learning all I could as if I was a starving child in front of a feast. Getting help from some great friends on DA really re-enforced my learning and skills development and understanding of the program Apophysis. Because of this great community spirit being poured into me as I was a newbie just starting off I swore to myself that once I get good enough I will start giving back to the community just as it gave to me to the best of my ability. I have setup an online users manual for the program apophysis(currently being updated for the newer versions), I host the apophysis membership list on my website as we have too many members to list in the journals(currently 1301 members strong) and approve new members as they apply for membership, I host the Imagersfractaldds membership list on my website also as their list is growing, and I am an admin for the MarbliciousFractals group which features marble shaped fractals(I love marble fractals). Currently, on a personal note, I work for a very large college textbook reseller as the accounts payable manager, and I have 7 great employees under me that rock.

Current Age: 39, Current Residence: missouri USA, deviantWEAR sizing preference: t-shirt L, Print preference: any, Operating System: Sidux linux for desktop, OS X Tiger for the Mac, Shell of choice: bash, Favourite cartoon character: Garfield, Personal Quote: There is no such thing as a stupid question, just stupid answers!