I was born in a hospital at the tender age of zero. Shortly thereafter, my right hand and eyeballs built up an alliance called the HEC (Hand Eye Coordination), a dynamic duo soon to soak up all of my free time. We would spend our days rolling up on unsuspecting coloring books and popping 'em full of crayolas! I got a kick for a good minute or so, but soon enough realized I didn't always agree with the bold, preplotted lines these books would feed me. So Right Hand showcased his leadership skills and joined forces with the IC (Imagination-Creativity) Crew. These guys explored all sorts of nifty mediums, from sketchbooks and canvases to acrylics and oil paints, you name it.

However, as fate would have it, it wasn't long after that time I started hanging out with a gang of troublesome youths calling themselves Puberty. If I remember correctly, Rebelliousness was their captain. They had some new canvases to introduce me to, like freight trains for example! Loving the idea of my art being huge and mobile, painting trains easily became my favourite thing to do. It's all been great fun ever since, and although I've covered many surfaces with my artwork, I really feel like I'm still a toddler artistically. I'm constantly hungry for new projects, the bigger, the better!