“Growing up, I would always draw pieces of furniture that I thought I could make myself with the intention of selling them in our front yard.  I discovered at an early age that I love to create and build things with my hands.”  At 15 years old, Kyle began working for the family business performing custom car audio/video and luxurious home theater installations.  He attended trainings all over the country and was one of only 19 people in the world invited to Rockford Fosgate’s advanced technical training in 2008, later receiving a sponsorship from the company due to their admiration of the amount of detail in Kyle’s work.  After completing a degree in electronics, Kyle continued his education at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Arts in Richmond, Virginia.  During his schooling, Kyle created many artistic pieces from freeform sculptures to Apple-inspired art.  "From the moment I held the iPhone in my hand, I was an instant fan of Apple's magical products.  They are far ahead of the curve and open doors to endless opportunities.  Their products have inspired me tremendously."  One of Kyle’s creations was a Macbook carved completely out of wood.   He posted images online and created a huge blog battle.  Websites posted articles about whether or not this was the next Apple Netbook.  One site crashed from high traffic volume after taking in 130,000 views in less than 48 hours.  Kyle was eventually commissioned by The Apple Store to create a timepiece sculpture for one of their most valued customers.