I am an East Coast based game developer and a graduating student of the Simulation and Game Development program at Central Piedmont Community College. As an indie developer, I dabble a bit in every role - I do whatever needs to be done, as thoroughly and efficiently as possible. Specialty-wise, I'm an artist turned programmer turned artist (again)... and that's pretty much where I've settled in, for now. My artistic strengths lie primarily in the realm of graphic design, but I enjoy illustration as well.I like to make neat stuff (of course), but education by route of serious games is quickly becoming my greatest passion. I'm a big believer in the use of technology as a tool to teach and motivate students of all ages. Learning new things, whether they're about yourself or the world around you, should always be fun and engaging - and there are few things that fit the bill better than games.Right alongside education is an interest very close to my heart: game accessibility. It has been and continues to be my goal to make my applications as user friendly as possible for as many people as possible. Everyone should be able to feel like a super hero, but unfortunately the issue of game accessibility is one that is often overlooked. I want to change that. I am always looking for ways to problem solve and further enhance the accessibility of my games, and I hope to encourage other developers to do the same.