The gallery provides some information about the media and process involved in each piece. There are a variety of different methods used; a mixture of 2D, and 3D and analog and digital media. The work shown is a small sample of my creative output starting from my first years at art school, 1994, through my current professional career.

I have a B.S. degree in transportation design from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. I have been working at Honda R&D Americas, Inc. since 1997, working on concept and production vehicles for Honda and Acura. My job includes many aspects of the design process: computer modeling, idea sketching, market research, project management. It is a fun career and a childhood dream acheived, but it is hard work. Many people write me, interested in becoming a car stylist; the main things you are taught in school as a warning going in are:

• It is not a career you get into for the money. If you want money, go be a doctor or lawyer.
• You have to love what you do; you should being around cars all of your waking life.
• It is a very difficult career to get into. School is expensive, jobs are EXTREMELY limited (less than 2000 designers at major car companies worldwide, and far less openings for new hires.)
• You should find all aspects of car design interesting, not just drawing. The car design world is more time spent with four door family sedans and documents than sports cars and hot sketches. You need to enjoy all of it.
• If you want a job, you have to work extremely hard through school and be at the top of your class.
• I am serious about all of this. Period.