• Style: Some strange amalgamation of a somewhat American comic style and a heavy bent towards anime/manga stylings, with a recurring dose of psudeo-realism evident every now and then. In short... your basic hodge-podge.

• Experience: Been doodling most of my life, never with any real intent behind it, just putting on paper the things I saw in my head. In fact, I started drawing by on the dining room wall, and that encourgaed my parents to buy drawing paper. ^.^;; I took AP art in high school, and had a blast with a teacher that encouraged me to draw to my heart's content and learn something from everything I saw... best art advice I've ever gotten, and I give it to everybody who asks for art advice. I'm a late-comer to anime/manga, only having gotten into it in the last 2 years or so, but its definitely a style and genre that I feel comfortable with.

• Strength: I feel I have a good, strong grasp of the way the human body bends, moves, and is put together. I've been told that my feel for mood and layout is strong, and that my works tend to encapsulate an entire scene and feel complete, too... that's usually what gets the most comments on my artwork.

• Weakness: To be brutally honest, my main weakness is consistancy, or lack thereof... I tend to have good drawing days and bad drawing days, and I get frustrated by the latter. I am a newcomer to the art of computer coloring (especially when compared to my fellow REFFs), and I turn out colored pieces based on happy accidents with little realization of how I did what I did, and therefore a very poor chance of being able to reproduce it. Backgrounds are also a weak point in my works... I have a tendency to omit them, or make them incredibly simplistic.