Graphic Artist and independent producer. Prior productions include
Tales of the TV Dinner. Active for many years in community theater.
Infrequent contributor to small press fiction market.
Figure model enthusiast. Composer and recording artist,
including political parody numbers such as Scary Kerry
Residing in Kirkland Washington.
Currently recording music with Waffle co-founder, Craig Schultz.
Also working on: "Victor Frankenstein and the Secret of Life"

An on again, mostly off again, haunt of local community theater, since his days at Cascade High School in Everett, WA, where he was the drama department whipping boy until his senior year, when he played Elwood P. Dowd in "Harvey", redefining the role for all time.
Rick's theatrical primrose is his amazing use of the spontaneous double-take, and occasional tripple take (see Unearthen). The primary use of these techniques has been to cover for his incredible sense of inferiority and insecurity with life in general, and in particular with women. His current wife once lamented, "Rick is an amazing social outcast.
Terrified of his own shadow. A really mealy mouthed sack of shit, if you must know the truth. But oh boy, when he steps in front of a camera...why...he's a monster.
That's why I married him. His on screen personna makes me melt."

Star of stage and screen. Famous roles include, Dr. Einstein in the Cascade High production of "Arsenic & Old Lace".
Distinguished gentleman.
Computer programmer and dashing ladies man.

email

Artist. Musician. High Roller.
Once shot a man in Reno just to watch him die.

email