About: I remember the first day I saw a computer. It was 1982 and the school had an Apple II. My teacher gave me a programing book and sat me down to a computer - I immediately started to copy the code into the Apple. There was something about that magicbox. I found myself thinking that all I am doing is controlling pixels on the screen that can project thought. My parents soon bought my first computer Commodore 64, and I spent my day after school writing games. I also started to get into electronics and taught myself how computers worked on the inside.
After high school I spent some time in a community college but soon went to Savannah College of Art and Design where I received my B.F.A in computer art. From there I moved to the Bay area-Berkeley, California-and started working as a freelancer during the dot com days. I worked with a lot of start-up companies. After the dot-com bust I started my company Magicboxlabs.com, a company that brings web-based application to the masses. I still enjoy working on electronics and art projects.

Flip-It Pinball
Microcontrollers in these custom-made mini-pinball games score and control game play.