Roy R. Sorenson has been an artist, photographer, model builder and magazine publisher. Drawing all these talents together resulted in his love for Computer Graphics. While in High School Roy was the youngest student in the history of the school to win Summer Scholarships to the Academy of Arts College in San Francisco. After High School Roy attended Chabot College where he majored in Automotive Technology and minored in art. Although he spent the next 15 years as a brake and front end specialist, his love for art and using his hands and eyes to create continued. While working as a mechanic he also did many illustrations for automotive and motorcycle magazines. He also taught himself to use a camera and became a freelance photo journalist. His stories and photos have appeared in over a dozen national publications and several international magazines. Roy's local model car club wanted him to do a club newsletter. The newsletter turned into a full pledge magazine that Roy published for over a decade and was read by enthusiasts all over the world.

Several years ago Roy sold the magazine and began searching for a new challenge in his life. A friend introduced him to the World Wide Web as a cyber magazine editor. Roy was hooked. He loved the fact that he could create pages and images and share them with the whole world. He then went back to school to learn more, a couple years ago he began attending Silicon Valley College where he majored in Web Design. SVC introduced him to 3D animation and Roy fell in love with it instantly ! Today he is a full time student at SVC and will graduate in September 2003 with a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Graphics. GraphicsDeli is spawned by the knowledge he has gained at SVC and the experience of an artist's life time.

GraphicsDeli can help you with almost any kind of visual media. Whether you need a family photo restored, a new company logo design, a web page created, or even 3D animation or stills. Since Roy is still in school he takes on a very limited number of new clients, but if you have a project that might peak his interest, he would love hearing from you. Just click on the "Contact Us" button to the left. --Thank You