Good question. A little history...

  My computer experience was actually born in the 1970's. I called myself Garden Wall Graphics back then and it is still my business name today. In the middle of the 1970s I was inspired by a TV show on something futuristic called “computer graphics”. With the goal of opening up the very first digital graphic arts studio I assembled a unique print-oriented video colorizing system from Colorado Video that produced computer looking graphics for commercial use before there even was computer graphics. I then expanded into producing special effect photo composite transparencies that placed me right in the middle of the graphic art world.

  First a Commodore 128 computer followed closely by my first Mac purchase in 1988, an SE, and I was off and running. The graphic arts naturally lead me to the Mac.

Another good question. In a word, lots.

My experience with the computer and love for music and the arts has blessed me in many areas of service that can help many people. With the Macintosh, I can setup your system, troubleshoot an issue or train you in a program. If you lost data off your hard drive or even an iPod, I may be able to get your files back. For those on a Mac or a PC who are seeking that perfect picture I have the knowledge and equipment to get your monitor and printers to produce the best output possible. I can also do production work if you need a helping hand.

  In creative areas I can produce DVD slideshows from your files, prints and slides. Add music and captions and you have a great show. A photo-mosaic is an image made up of hundreds or even thousands of images. Each image is reduced in size and placed by color in the appropriate place. Pretty neat stuff.

  Transferring music from analog to digital. For years I had two albums not released on CD: “666” by Aphrodite's Child and “Music From Free Creek". To remedy this problem I did the job myself, along the way cleaning up the ticks and pops. They both sound terrific on disc, so why not offer this service to others? So I do, and from cassette tapes too.

  Thank you for visiting my website and I hope you find something worthwhile. Now please take a few minutes and click around the site. I hope you will still find some useful tidbits here and there. If so, give me a call or email me. There are no order forms here. It’s all done in a personal way.

  And on a strictly commercial note if you show me a downloaded image from my history I will give you a 10% discount on our initial project.