I spent a considerable part of my life writing and playing computer games. I wrote a pacman game on the ZX81 when I was nine years old; staring at its flickering black and white screen made me see everything yellow as pink for three days in a row. Happy days. I blissed my way through my school-days in true geek fashion writing small games for my own entertainment. I was sure one day I'd get the chance to operate on a larger scale, and that chance came in the form of newly-formed company Particle Systems. Although I applied as an artist, I was brought on board as a C Programmer and AI specialist ( somewhere along the route I'd picked up a degree in cognitive science - you know how these things happen ) and worked on the ground-breaking space-sim, Independence War.

I stayed in the industry for a few more titles, before shifting away to pursue more artistic endevours. But times change, and my involvement in a handful of small 2D games has re-ignited my interest, and I find that I would like to return as a 3D artist. The technology has reached the point where it can do the artistic vision justice. Good. Forward the future.

Use the links above to explore my industry career and my artistic ambitions, or hover your pointer on the lists below to learn about the software I can use.