Read all about the members of our dead-icated skeleton crew.
Craig Hines is an author and multimedia artist with two decades of experience in the fields of computer graphics, video production, and website design. His interest in computers started at an early age, and he began training for a career in video game graphics when he was only eight years old. Years later, instead of entering the video game industry, he decided to found his own multimedia production company: Numina Media Arts, LLC.
In 2007, Craig published his first non-fiction book, Gateway of the Gods, which presents new insights and theories regarding our past and future based upon his exhaustive study of ancient myths, religions, and the paranormal. Not only has the book been well received within the paranormal field, but it has been noted for Craig's devotion to exploring the subject matter while displaying an honest, open, and skeptical attitude towards such topics.
Craig is also the evil genius behind Dark Imaginings. Fueled by his interest in the paranormal, and guided by a truly twisted sense of humor, it is Craig’s ambition to create works of art that will tickle the fancy and send shivers down the spine. Craig draws his inspiration from the programs and video games that he loved as a child, growing up during a time that gave us such iconic legends as Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and the Crypt Keeper. Some of his favorite movies include Fright Night, Creepshow 1 & 2, The Terminator films, and video games such as Phantasmagoria, The 7th Guest, Sanitarium, and the Silent Hill series. Oh, and did we forget to mention that the only thing more terrifying than his artwork are his horrible puns?!
Another project in development includes the Janus Seminars™, a web-based digital classroom designed to bring together the best research and minds of the paranormal, scientific, historical, and theological communities to worldwide audiences.
To contact Craig, send your email to: craig@darkimaginings.com
Admittedly obsessed with science fiction, animé, and horror, Craig’s wife, Amy, is not sure if she’s the brains or the beauty behind the operation. According to Craig, it’s both. She is involved in nearly every aspect of the creative process, from creating conceptual designs and story ideas, to assisting in hand-laminating each of the portraits and packaging them for delivery with the utmost tender loving scare. You could say that she's completely committed to the job. When not helping at our convention booths, she can be found catching up on late night knitting sessions while watching Dead Alive (Braindead), The Evil Dead films, or Doctor Who.
To contact Amy, send your email to: amy@darkimaginings.com
