I'm Kyle Evans, a Brooklyn based multimedia artist and programmer. I run the Bloom Coalition - a loosely affiliated network of sites organized around my various creative efforts. Bloom Foundry is the multimedia development and design branch - Echo Bloom houses my music work.

I received my BS in Computer Engineering (with a focus in Digital Arts and Sciences) from the University of Florida, and began working at National Public Radio as a researcher and project manager at NPR Labs, the company's broadcast research arm. In 2008 I relocated to Los Angeles to work with Topspin, a music technology company, as a Flash developer. In 2009 I made the jump to freelance work and in 2011 the move to Brooklyn. I've since worked with a variety of clients and agencies, including National Public Radio, Adobe, Propane Studio, Kid Bombay, Cory McAbee, and Send Me Mobile.

I specialize in a variety of different development languages - Javascript (including mobile HTML5 frameworks like Sencha Touch and jQuery Mobile), OpenCart, Wordpress, Flash (AS3, AS2, Flex, AIR), PHP, CSS, MySQL. My computer science background gives me a strong understanding of design patterns and structure for enterprise-level coding projects, while my design background gives me the skills to render information attractively and efficiently. Having worked with a variety of companies at different stages of development, I've observed first-hand strategies that work, and strategies that don't. I bring that experience to bear in all of my client work.

My favorite Beatle is John Lennon. My favorite baseball team is the Chicago Cubs.

You should email at: howdy@bloomfoundry.com
You should follow me on twitter: @echobloom
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