Hayley J. Indellicate is an honors graduate from the Art Insitute of Fort Lauderdale with a degree in Computer Science and Graphic Design. She has created many award winning hand drawings, conceptual renderings, and sculptures, and continues to dabble in the arts as a hobby. Her favorite being photo restoration of course, but she has also been interested in airbrushing, metalsculpting, and even miniature flower pot arrangements.

"I first discovered my passion for photo restoration," says Hayley, "when my father brought an old family photo to me in disrepair. He said, 'I don't know if you can do anything with this, but see if you can anyway.' Well, I fixed the image and even added color to it. My whole family and I were so excited to see this old family photo looking like the day it was taken, that I showed my coworkers at an old job. Then they all started bringing me photos to do, and I've enjoyed doing photo restoration ever since."

Among enjoying art as a hobby, Hayley also volunteers her time with a non-profit organization that uses exotic animals to educate kids about wildlife conservation. She has spent many hours bottle-feeding baby tigers, lions, cougars, bears, and many other exotic animals. "It's the chance of a lifetime, a dream that not many people ever get to live, so I cherish every moment with each baby as much as I can and try to help educate people so we can all help a little." For more information about this non-profit organization, please visit www.vanishingspecies.net.