Bill (@billcenglish) is the design chief at Tuitive and has been making art on computers since the days of the Amiga 500. The Internet and the web browser allowed him to finally merge lifelong interests in graphic design and sequential art with his fascination of technology and programming. Bill's hobbies include Marvel comics, Guitar Hero, and watching podcasts about movies. Most of his design sessions are fueled by copious amounts of Diet Coke. He currently lives in Westfield, IN, with his amazing wife, Nicole, and equally amazing son, Van.
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