Biography
I have been a fan of comics for as long as I can remember. I was a big fan of Ninja High School and other Animerica-Manga comics from the late 80's to 90's. In High School I did a number of art projects.

I graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York. I have a BFA in Animation. I was taught the traditional way of making animation. We were taught how to write a story, create a storyboard, draw an animatic, and then the final animation. Animation is an extremely time consuming process. My style is very simple (i.e. Peanuts), but I make it up with colors and a good story. Isn't that what is most important, the story?

I come from a long line of artists. My uncle Hyunn Kim, created the 1988 Olympic Mascot, Hodori. My grandmother was also an accomplished artist. She created traditional Korean art, such as vases made out of paper.

Design Work
I have worked for a number of freelance projects. I created several logos for two IEEE conferences.

I am open to do freelance work. Please send me a note with all the details.

Volunteer
I volunteer for a number of Anime and Sci-fi related conventions. I have volunteered for Otakon since 2001. I am currently working as a BBS Moderator.

Heros
My biggest inspiration are reading comics. I really admire the great artists: Rumiko Takahashi, Hayao Miyazaki, Masumune Shiro, Charles Shultz, Ben Dunn, Robert DeJesus, Frank Cho, Hawk, Piro, Scott Kurtz, Gabe and Tyco, and many more.