Everything I know about coding and the web is self-taught. I’ve been learning something new every day since 1993. The same goes for why I know how to take apart a lawnmower and fix it, or even my 69 Austin Healey Sprite that has been disassembled and rebuilt by tinkering. I love clean code, and while I hate hacked up solutions to problems, I’m not above doing what it takes to get the site right ac
ross all browsers (boo IE6. Which, by the way, I BARELY care about). I design in and across all media, from brand development to interactive design. My work has appeared in a wide range of venues including design publications like Communication Arts, Print and Wired magazines—to the shelves of stores through BIC Pens I’ve designed. There have been ADDYs here and there but I couldn’t tell you where the statues are right now if you asked. (UPDATE, I found the trophies in the storage unit)
In addition to loving gadgets and technology, I am obsessed with little mac applications that I figure make my life easier. Background
I grew up in Orlando near Lake Underhill. I went to Pratt Institute and graduated with a BFA in Art Direction. I moved to Rochester, became the “web guy” at an advertising agency, dove right into code, and haven’t stopped learning. I participated in a couple start-up companies that are long gone and landed safely where I am now. Interests
I love little british cars, motorcycles, and Top Gear is my obsession right now. I’ve owned a 1972 Mini Cooper, a 1969 Austin Healey Sprite, and now a 2011 Harley Nightster and a badass Honda Ruckus scooter.
