I am a year old college graduate with a B.S. in Business from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia. I intend to obtain a Masters of Business Administration with a focus in Information Technology, Data Analysis, or Web Development. My plans also include obtaining technical certifications in the areas of networking and database management.

I served as a Student Government Association Senator for the Stafford School of Business for the academic year of 2018-2019. I have been awarded 4 Superior Honors Student certificates or higher and 12 Distinguished Student semester certificates or higher. I am a member of the Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies.

I am an avid science enthusiast, with specific loves of meteorology, geology, volcanology, physics, and astronomy. I am an officially trained and certified National Weather Service SKYWARN Spotter. Other non-science loves of mine are economics, philosophy, and gaming. I am an avid Apple fan and have used Apple products as my main computing products for over a decade. However, I also have a strong appreciation of Linux-based operating systems, and I am quite proficient at working with Linux systems. I also love dogs, but most especially especially wolves! 🐺

I first discovered programming when I was 15 years old. The first programming language I used was Lua. In later years I developed a deeper understanding of several other languages, some of which I studied in college.

Below is a selection of the languages I am most familiar with and have actively worked with before. Please note I am familiar with more languages than are just listed here.

When I was 18, I discovered a love for creating 3D graphics by making animations in Apple's Motion 5 software. Soon I discovered the free, open-source graphics software Blender, which became the mainstay for my graphics software. Over the years, I have created several dozen images in Blender.

As I stated before, a large amount of my work is in the public domain. I strongly believe that open-source development and usage are where true innovation occurs online, and I will always strive to support the open-source community whenever possible.

My artwork is licensed under Creative Commons 0, CC0 for short. It is in the public domain, free for all forms of usage, including commercial.

A significant amount of my programming is released under a licenses that allows for reuse and modification, such as the MIT License this site is published under.

My own personal philosophy for what I create and design is: "Bold, Elegant, Simple, Innovative". This is a design philosophy I have held for several years. What I design will be bold, elegant, and chic, while also being simple, clean, and easy to understand and use, all while advancing the use of innovative new technologies and techniques. I adopted this design philosophy as my own motto because creating art pieces and programs in this style is a great love of mine.

To learn more about one of the specific areas I talked about above, please visit the different areas of my site listed in the navigation bar. The Art page has a few different examples of the art I have made, as well as links to my full library of art. The Programming page has more in-depth examples of my programming skill. The Philosophy page has more on my design philosophy, Objectivism, and Transhumanism. The Research page has a collection of some of the academic studies I conducted as a college student.

You can also visit the information section to contact me, as well as access my Resume.

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