I've been creating art of one form or another ever since I can remember. Art has always been a passion and a means to make sense of all the nonsense that's continually spinning round my brain. I've been spewing out my imaginings for over four decades, getting more and more prolific as time progresses.

OK, I did attend art college and receive a formal training in Graphic Design which I put to good use early in my career, working with a leading design and media agency. From there, I went on to form my own TV production company and worked with many of the World's best known companies producing brand identity and promotional programmes. These companies included Microsoft, Intel, Makita, Vodafone, IBM,  Disney, Virgin... its a long list!

Also amongst this list of clients is Playboy, for whom I produced several TV shows and documentaries. I also produced the cover art for several  Playboy programmes. My work with Playboy inspired many of the images I am creating today.

Looking back, I first embraced digital art many years ago with a Commodore 64, and then graduating to an Atari 800! Fortunately my TV career afforded me the luxury of playing with some really high-end toys such as Quantel Paintbox which I used to create the graphics for many brand launches and product promos. In particular, I produced  graphics and animations for the launch of Microsoft Windows and also the XBox. My work was also featured in the promotional media for many of the World's top computer games and simulations.

More recently, I was recruited by the World's largest model and talent agency to produce 'digital doubles' of some of their top models and celebrities. Alongside, this I also produced digital clothing and 'virtual runway' simulations for leading, well-known fashion brands.