Andy Teasdale’s circuitous path becoming a digital artist began with his introduction to computing right at the beginning of the home computing revolution when his mother brought home a Sinclair ZX81 to assist with her work as a science teacher in 1981. The ZX81 required coding before it would operate, and so at the age of 7, Andy learned his first computer language. Like many others, in his early teens, he started learning electric guitar h ...