Anime Flux was originally launched in the fall of 2003 with the sole purpose of displaying the on-going works of Marshall Griffin. It was his hope to share these pieces with the public and perhaps make a few dollars for his hard work.

Alas, the lack of server space and a decent store swayed him to switch hosts, and out of the ashes was born v2.0. A few months (and browser issues) later, things were upgraded to the current version, v2.1. Now, a few years later, Animeflux 2008 makes its long awaited debut
 
So what is Anime Flux? Put simply, it is the forefront of one man's obsession with all things anime. Over a decade of study and practice have been honed to display what lies in the site's galleries, and surely more refining is to come.

The artist behind Anime Flux is Marshall Griffin, a 23 year old resident of Tampa, Florida. He earned his AS Degree in the Computer Animation field in 2002 at the International Academy of Design and Technology (IADT), and has been working full-time for the past 3 years as the head of his graphics department at a large, international non-profit organization.

Aside from his job, he has worked in conjunction with the USF theatre department to develop various media. He does commissions and art trades as well.

For the vast majority of his work, he uses Photoshop 7. In addition, he is proficient in PageMaker, Illustrator, Publisher, and FrontPage 2000.

 In his spare time (what's that?), he enjoys consuming massive amounts of manga and anime, along with playing DDR and, of course, drawing anything that comes into his head. At the moment, his favorite anime are Hellsing, Cowboy Bebop, and Oh! My Goddess; favorite manga include Negima!, .Hack, and Hellsing.