Deep into development. Dabbler in design. Constantly curious.

Creating with a computer has always been my happy place. Straight from my brain into words and pictures, the closest thing I had to magic.

And then the internet happened.

Screeching through a 14.4K modem, suddenly connected to the world. I had no idea what to do with this newfound power, but it was fun. And that’s all it needed to be.

Cue the career selection phase of my life, and web development seemed forever relegated to a side hobby rather than a viable career path. Fortunately for me, it did become viable. But only after spending a few years in college and dropping out without a degree.

However, web development turned out to be one of those jobs where, if you can show what you can do, you can still get hired. Since then, I’ve worked in marketing agencies, web development shops, local government, e-commerce businesses, and as an independent contractor for national and international clients.

I’m still learning. Tinkering and experimenting, attempting to wield increasingly complex digital magic. Maybe one day I’ll become a real (digital) wizard.