Lee Seiler grew up in El Cerrito California, 20 miles North of Treasure Island where his father was stationed at the Navy base. To make up for the lack of modern day amusements, he occupied his time sculpting ships and boats in soft modeling clay. Having always been artistic, he was fortunate enough to receive encouragement from his family.

After military service in the US Army, Lee began a career in the foundling computer industry with Remington Rand in San Francisco, and from there to the University of California Berkeley - Department of Naval Architecture, as a model ship builder for the University's model ship towing tank. Lee's work over the years included working models of Navy Polaris Submarines, Pipe barges, Oil skimmers, Container ships, Underwater Nuclear power plants, Tension legs Oil exploration rigs, Cup sailboats and more. After retiring form the University Lee returned to the Computer software industry located in silicon valley to become CEO of Radiance Software, which produced and distributed UNIX 3D software world wide, which he abandoned in 1998 to pursue his interest in model ship building. Lee has returned to his first love, creating Submarines in the form of Model Kits distributed by Totalimmersion LLC.

His work has received awards including the 1983 Television EMMY for best technical achievement in a local show. Lee's Dinosaur sculptures appear in many museums world wide. He also earned two collage degrees, a BA in engineering and masters in commercial Art.

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