about

behind those feathers

Renee studied computer science for 5 years at the University of British Columbia, where she went through the transformation of her brain split into two distinctive parts: the hand wavy creative side that inspires her art, and the functional and logical side that influences all the other aspects of her life. (Incidentally, she still fail at higher math despite this.)  Immediately after school (4 days after her last final exam actually), she went on to the Shaolin Temple of the telecommunications company she currently works for where she learned the equal importance of engaging all stakeholders (from front-line to vp) and that bribery with food always work.  Attending and chairing meetings by day and coding while loaded on blood orange Fanta by night, she graduated, then went onwards to become a web producer, a guardian of the internal online communication strategy within the company (while still building sites).

Off work, she has also attained a black belt in Aikido and is currently learning how to fiddle.  Meanwhile, she’s really trying to cut down on that Fanta intake…

on crows

I fell in love with the crow girls, Mia and Zia in Charles de Lint’s books when I first started reading his Newford series.  The thought of two girls, flying where they will, living in the present and watching the world appealed to the whimsical and observant side of me.  The wired crow is an emulation and a tribute to these two characters, as I hope to record what I’ve observed about the online vs offline world in this blog.

you actually want to know more?

Take a look at my LinkedIn page to see my professional interests and history. Visit Flickr to see my photos.


 
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