Once Upon a Time, well about 20+ years ago, I was managing my first serious technically creative entrepreneurial adventure called PropArt. We manufactured mannequins and props for the visual merchandising market.I was invited to a graphic designers studio to see this new "Apple"thing he was using to manipulate type. He showed me how, with the press of a key and amove of a mouse, he could make type skew, curve or scale to fit a layout. Now I came from a graphic design background so this was really amazing. So amazing that I said,"I do not want to be left in the dust". "Count me in". I sold PropArt and dove into the computer agehead first. Bought a Mac, taught myself all the hot programs of the day and haven't stopped.I still have my first Mac IISE, loaded with original games and software. Remember, Cairo Shoot Out, Glider and my favorite Stunt Copter?

In that 20+ years I've created print media, multimedia and interactive media. Expressed my fine art side digitally using my own large format printer on everything from watercolor paper to silk chiffon. Weathering criticisms that "if it's created on a computer it can't be art". I've used Photoshop from version 2.5 and the internet before Netscape via a BBS system. I've scanned photos, captured film and now mix the two together with sophisticated consumer software once only available to movie studios. It's been challenging, rewarding and fun. If I've really learned anything from these systems it's how to be a good problem solver.

This last year I considered making a career move but could not imagine leaving behind all these years of experience. Maybe it's time to merge the experience with the problem solver and introduce Bunny Hill, Tech Support. Why not? It's a perfect place for an x-overachiever, or wannabe. Teaching and sharing tips and advice. So this site is designed to present examples from the body of work created in those 20+ years and extend an invitation to call or email Bunny Hill when you need advice on how to use that fabulous new computer or device. There's a good chance I've used it and if I haven't I'll know how to figure it out.