I attended the Northwest Film Center School of Film at the Portland Art Museum while in high school. I moved into video and computer based media while attending Lewis & Clark College and part of my senior thesis was in video. I shifted into educational presentations and WWW work after I earned my BS in Art at LC as an exercise of my teaching at Monterey Peninsula College. Currently, my business, unique as you, includes web work and training, as well as, I use interactive media with my classes and lectures. Some of my current video work has been a partnership with my husband, Alan B. Brock-Richmond, using his music as muse.

My hypermedia projects in HyperCard at LC focused on the artful life in Portland OR and artists guides in 1989. This interactive work was the precursor to the World Wide Web.

My undergrad video work included music videos, science and social documentaries, and thesis work about the Crazed Weazels a fictious band that include Twenty-Two Natural Laws and 22.

Newer work has been part of Audioeins performances as site-specific video projections including Alan's artwork and my animations.