Biography

She makes all her workers go through an initiation process. She once took a team of workers to the Grand Canyon, where she forced them to walk from the South Rim to the Colorado River and back in merely a day against the advice of park rangers. They were accosted by a large, potentially predatory beast on the trail and it was nearly midnight by the time they finished their hike. Her motivating nature, coupled with Christopher T. Warren's leadership abilities, is credited for getting the team out alive.

She sold her first piece of artwork to the Board of Education and had dreams of working as an animator for Disney.

Was a member of P.A.C.T., a program for gifted students, at Sequoya Elementary and Cocopah Middle School. She went on to compete in the Academic Decathalon at Chaparral High School, making it to the State Championships.

Was an avid athlete as a child, setting the school record for the relay race by creating a finely tuned racing team. By the sixth grade, she was asked to join the high school track team.

She co-founded AGD Interactive, LLC, a nonprofit game company, which aided in the revival of the adventure gaming genre. AGD stands for Anonymous Game Developers, as she didn't want to receive credit for her massive amounts of work. Vivendi Universal commended the team's efforts. She additionally co-founded Himalaya Studios, LLC, with Christopher T. Warren, which further aided the dying genre.