Trained as an Electronics Engineer and spent 27 years designing instruments and automation for the Pharmaceutical Industry.
Now spending time dabbling in art . Likes to depict the human form and incorporate an element of humour in the things he creates.
More at wheable.weebly.com and my Etsy Shop.

John Popadic is an electronic designer, engineer and artist interested in embedded systems, robotics and animation. By day, he is a software engineer specialising in physically realistic motion for video game characters.

Harry Denholm has worked in the visual effects and video game industries since the 90s. He enjoys working with all kinds of hardware, from cutting-edge commercial gear to the magical, home-brew concoctions that John dreams up.

Evil Mad Scientist is a small family-owned company based in Sunnyvale, California. First launched in November 2007, Evil Mad Scientist produces DIY and open-source hardware designs that work alongside their blog, Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Today they produce and distribute a selection of components and original kits in support of art, education, and accessibility.

Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories strives to live up to its motto, “Making the World a Better Place, One Evil Mad Scientist at a time.” The company is run by Windell H. Oakay and Lenore M. Edman. Windell is apublished playwright, award winning cartoonist, and obscenely creative amateur chef, he has been variously employed as a quantum mechanic, photographer, and (atomic) clock maker. Some of the things Windell has ended up designing and building include an interactive dining table, a carbon-fiber electric guitar, hard-drive wind chimes, radio-controlled hovercrafts, nixie tube clocks, and magnetohydrodynamic-powered boats.

Lenore, a veteran bike commuter, used to live in Portland, Oregon, where her son Chris got to ride in her bike’s sidecar. Abandoning wet for warm, she moved to Sunnyvale, California, she has helped to popularize edible origami.. Her college studies in classical Greek prepared her well for her career working with professors, librarians, engineers and scientists