Linton studied his craft
diligently at school, always
striving to be that kid in
class whom everyone would turn
to when they needed a great
mustache drawn on the face of
a portrait in a history book,
or a completely lifelike penis
and balls on a desk (in
permanent marker, of course).

He received his first break in
the world of professional
graphic arts at the age of 16,
working for a local comic book
creator and publisher. Many a
late night, he stayed up doing
paste-up, inking and coloring
on books that nobody read.
When the company tanked
suddenly, Linton found his way
to the world of digital art
...

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