"Got a degree for it and everything. My mom always said it was better than being a hacker. Not that I really ever had an interest in that," Barrett said, "I preferred fixing computers and networking systems than destroying them with viruses. But, well, you create a couple viruses along the way to figure out how to better take them down. Parents never liked that much. But that was all in high school, now I just tell people to turn their computers on and back off again and that fixes the problem half the time." He chuckled at his own joke, not caring if Elias thought it was funny. "I think I'd rather not grace your eyes with the horrors that are my attempts at art. I might offend. I love art, love looking at it, maybe that's why you're studio called to me, even if I didn't get to see anything, but I just can't create it on my own. My craft is codes and binary, not colors and shades."