Initial Post: Background

My first taste of computing and the arts came in high school, when I took graphics and of course fell in love. Continuing on from level 1 graphics, I took and completed up to level 4. Learning how to edit and create in CS3 (Illustrator, Photoshop, and Indesign). As well as the physical components, like how to run a printing press, make screen sprints to create our own shirts, pick vinyl... pretty much a smorgasbord of experience. In college I have added to my repertoire a bit through various ISTA classes. I've taken classes on basic HTML/CSS, programing in Python, and with Kelland Thomas I worked with Processing in a cursory way. My major is Anthropology, so my experience outside of these classes have been next to nothing. There has been some art history if you count archeological classes touching on cave paintings but nothing intensely focused on the subject.