Patrick was born and raised in Southern California in the beach community of Torrance. There he attended kindergarten through high school. His college years were spent at Loyola Marymount University in West Los Angeles, where he majored in Fine Art and Graphic Design, while also playing for the Men's Division I Soccer team. It was in these years that Patrick started to grow a passion for art. He has always had excellent hand-eye coordination with pen and paper, but had never really expanded his visual thinking. With the study of past artists and guidance from his teachers, Patrick became more creative in his process. Painting and drawing took a back seat out of college as Patrick tried his hand in the design world to try to make a living. After working one year as an Art Director at a boutique advertising agency in Santa Monica, Patrick and a couple of his close friends packed up and headed to the Caribbean for a year. In St. Thomas he spent most of his days relaxing in the sun, surfing, fishing, hiking, snorkeling, and, oh yeah, working a little bit on the beach at The Ritz-Carlton or pulling up the sails on a 65-foot catamaran. Upon returning home via sailing up the East Coast to New Jersey from St. Thomas, Patrick decided to move in with a college buddy in the small South Orange County beach community of San Clemente. Here is where his passion for art began to regain speed at a pace that has yet to let up. He is passionate about experimenting in many different mediums, leading way to many breakthroughs that pleased his eye and senses. Drawing upon the beauty he found while living in the Caribbean, his compositions usually revolve around the bright and bold cerulean ocean. Patrick has been involved in many art shows in places such as Las Vegas, Hawaii, New York, San Diego, Newport Beach, and Tokyo, Japan. He has been fortunate enough to have his work reproduced on skateboards by GLOBE International and Dusters California, and in publications such as LongBoard Magazine, MorSurf, and Hawaii Wellness Magazine. He is also featured in a book by Robb Havassy released in late 2009 called Surf Story Project.. He also has tackled some large murals such as a 600+ sqft mural for the juice restaurant Lanikai Juice in Hawaii, a 2200 sqft mural for the luxury car showroom of EuroCar in Costa Mesa, as well as in the guest bedroom of a client's home in Orange County. For the 2016 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing, Patrick was fortunate enough to have one of his collage works on mirror chosen as the featured art. The image was licensed to be produced on shirts, hats, boardshorts, as well as large window displays and during the live broadcast during the surf contests. Patrick currently resides in Hawaii with his family. When not in the ocean playing in the waves on the North Shore of Oahu, you will find him in the studio painting ideas that come to mind or bringing to canvas an idea that someone has commissioned.