Bryan is the founder of Xenostar.net. He loves gaming, anything artsy, Japanese culture and language (including anime), the Internet, and creative writing.

Bryan has been an avid web designer since he was in sixth grade. He has worked on a countless number of projects over the years, specializing in graphic design. Bryan’s more popular projects include the KPG Art Forums, Enshare.net portfolio, and Enshare Online Forums. If you’d like to hire Bryan feel free to contact him with any questions or queries.

Brandon is a man of many half-talents. He likes to think that he can be a comedian, a political pundit, a gamer, a game designer, a web developer, and - at times - a totally awesome potential boyfriend for any available ladies… who inevitably reject him in favor of having the incredibly high opportunity cost associated with not being in a relationship with him.

He loves games, having spent the past 8 or so years devoting himself to the cause of one day making games for a living. He’s played games, and studied them hoping that he could some how understand what makes them so appealing. He’s also watches and studies the political idealisms around the world. He may not be perfect on the matter of all of these subjects, but he’ll listen if he needs to be corrected.

He’s also an atheist… and promises to try to avoid talking religion.

Tyler is just an average kid on the surface. He is an active runner and plays many sports, most notably tennis and soccer in his free time, but underneath he has a passion for learning all that has to do with information technology. Tyler self taught himself HTML in the 6th grade, along with building multiple computers and gaining familiarity with many other random topics such as networking or even modding Tivos.

Tyler also has a growing interest in video editing, and has become quite skillful with this and after participating in a civic education competition, is considering majoring in the Political Science field, however is currently enrolled for the Computer Information Technology program at Purdue. Cell phones to TVs–he has a huge culmination of random knowledge on all sorts of subjects.