The son of an art teacher, I grew up drawing, painting and making pictures out of dried pasta and kidney beans. I knew I wanted to be some kind of visual artist, and for the first half of my 20's I tried my hand at illustration and character animation. Then in 1999 I got my first computer (the Commodore 64 I used to play Oregon Trail as a kid doesn't count), and quickly fell in love with its ability to let me create interactive narratives and unique digital experiences. Since then I have been lucky enough to work on a wide variety of creatively and technically innovative projects with some of the most talented people in the business.
More to come.