I moved to Mobile in 1990 and started attending USA in the Fine Arts/Visual Arts curriculum. I also secured a job as overnight DJ at WZEW-FM, better known as 92ZEW.

While I was working at 92ZEW, I developed the comic strip which would evolve into Leap of Faith. At this time, it was called Behind Bars, and was a Life in Hell-style strip. Over the years, the characters of Rod and Faith would develop stronger personalities.

One of the people I worked with at 92ZEW left to be the sales manager for Mobile Bay Monthly. They needed a graphic designer, so he called me. I worked there for six months, then took a job at the Andalusia Star-News as ad composer. I later drew editorial cartoons, laid out the paper, even did a little reporting.

In 1996, my wife and I moved back to Mobile so I could work at XANTE. I eventually was the web designer there, where I developed the first site for the company. I was laid off in 1997.

After another stint at 92ZEW, I got a job as a computer animator at Lockheed-Martin in Pensacola. After a year of commuting between Pensacola and Mobile, and encountering a cow spill on the interstate, I found a job as a web designer at Televox. While there, I designed and created about 15-20 web sites for orthodontists. I also developed a Flash-based crossword puzzle and a brace band color picker.

In 2001, I was hired by Integrity Music, where I work today.