I started to create digital art back in 1983 when I was offered a NEA (national endowment of the arts) grant at NYU, Tish School of the Arts, to experiment and explore on a computer. It was a teletext system that filled a small room, was worth a million buck, and had 8 colors. I was one of the artists invited (along with Keith Haring).
In 1995 I went digital and soon afterwards was hired as the lead artist, assistant art director on a video game. I’ve been working and playing on Photoshop every day since and teach it in college.
