Jamie Ruby attended Mohawk High School, where early on she developed a love for computer art. She started by designing free-hand drawn graphics for Graphic Arts club in seventh grade. She soon became president of the club.

Jamie started to create designs on her own, and soon found a love for web site design and digital art. It all started with a site devoted to the television show, The X-Files, and grew from there. Jamie continued to expand this site (now including hundreds of pictures as well as artwork) and started creating other sites.

Jamie soon broke away from using existing material to create fan art and started developing her own sense of style with her own photography. Jamie has said in the past, "Sometimes when I design graphics I have a certain idea in mind, whereas other times I do not. Many times I just choose random pictures and work with it until I like what I've done."

Jamie will graduate from Youngstown State University with a BFA in the fall of 2005.

I have been designing graphics and webpages for over seven years now. What started out as free-hand computer drawings in school for Graphic Arts Club has turned into a love of computer art and design.

Sometimes when I design graphics I have a certain idea in mind, whereas other times I do not. Many times I just choose random pictures and work with them until I like what I've done.

The main program that I use for all of my artwork is Adobe Photoshop. I also at times use Ulead Photo Impact.

For my 3-D artwork, I use Curious Labs' Poser, Maya, and Bryce.

This website was designed using Adobe Photoshop, Macromedia Fireworks, and Macromedia Dreamweaver.

All photographs were taken with the Nikon 5700 or the Canon EOS 20D digital SLR camera.