Gordon C. Fisher got his start in Computer Graphics working with industry pioneers at Information International, Inc. At University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) he was the first student to display computer-generated artwork, interactive computer graphics, and computer animation at the UCSB Gallery. Since then, he has made 3D animation for clients including the U.S. Army, Ford Motor Co. the Dallas Cowboys, the Southeastern Conference, and Costco and Southwest Airlines.

He has been using Blender professionally since 2002 and has given classes on using Blender and using Python with Blender at Python conferences in Texas and Arkansas. His short, Land and Sky, made with Blender was shown at the Ozark Foothills Film Fest.

He has garnered two ADDY Citations of Excellence for an animation and an interactive CD. He has been a speaker at Siggraph, describing his work in VRML. His work has been displayed at the National Air and Space Museum.

He is the Creative Director for Point Happy Interactive and spends his spare time as a Bicycling Advocate and Space Activist.

He was the co-author and editor for Love and Oil, his grandfather's memoirs of traveling throughout Mexico, prospecting for oil during the Mexican Revolution. He has written articles about 3D modeling and animation for the American Modeler magazine and Digital Video Producer ezine.