Tom Moon is the sole proprietor of Cosmic Theatre, a creative service that  provides art for the comic book and video games industries, story and script consultation for the television and movie industries and publishes "Cosmic Theatre", an independent online comic book that deals with the beauty and absurdity of life. Cosmic Theatre's clients have included BlueSky Software, Sony Online Entertainment (Now Daybreak Games) and C.3.3 Films Inc. Currently Cosmic Theatre is providing story consultation services to professional Hollywood writer Kerry Williamson ("Alex Cross", "What Happened to Monday") of C.3.3 Films on two of her projects in development - "Sandman Slim", a film adaptation based on bestselling author Richard Kadrey's nine-book fantasy series, and "Heathen" based on Natasha Alterici's fantasy graphic novel series published by Vault Comics. 

Tom Moon grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and got his BFA from the California College of the Arts in Oakland.  After graduation he worked as an artist doing t-shirt design and editorial drawings.  He later got his A.A. in computer programming from Coleman College in San Diego and spent the next six years as a programmer for a small educational software company.

His dual interest in art and computers led him to his subsequent career as a video games artist.  He worked in the industry for over twenty years, creating 2D background and 3D environmental art, plus particle and special effects. His game credits include "Jurassic Park", Disney's "Ariel, the Little Mermaid", and "The Ren and Stimpy Show - Stimpy's Invention" for the Sega Genesis, "Everquest 2", "Free Realms", Star Wars "Clone Wars" and "Planetside 2" for Sony Online Entertainment.