Artist, Illustrator, Photographer, Writer and Entrepreneur. Me and my friends are starting a small production /homemade amps and effects pedals company. Our name, right now, is
NeidoKein Global Solutions North America. We're planning on starting this summer with a short film already in the works and a couple prototype amps.
Next year, I will be living off campus with three other like minded individuals, and we will be trying to do some design work, mainly silkscreening. I already do shirt designs for various people.
Although I make some money every now and then on illustrations (really just every then, I've only had two jobs so far), I'm a full time student at the moment. My only steady job is working in a small storehouse delivering packages.
I have a couple of things I'm going to be talking to a friend of the family about, trying to get them copy-writed. One is a board game I recently designed, and a second is a type of key-lock that should be able to counter a very easy and popular lock-picking technique. I would also like to work on an idea for a self popping bag of pop corn, useful for sneaking into movies, but the price might be too steep to ever actually market. Every once in a while I wonder if I should've gone the "Chemical and robotics engineering" route insteadd of art. But hell, I'm always gonna do both.
I also do minor forgeries, and have been employed at a local party house a couple times as a bouncer, where said skills made it easy to spot fakes and kick people out.
I would like to work on
Sea Shepherd for a season someday, so I'm thinking I might take a nightschool course in welding after I graduate (they always need welders). Then I can use my photos and illustrations to write a book about the experience. I'd like to do that a lot, take a risky job for a while and document it, or use it in some of my fictional writing/comicing.
I hadn't slept more than 3 hours in two days until just a bit ago, and now I woke up at 3 in the morning and I'm wired. Time to go study physics books and Film Noir posters. Maybe work on an illustration of a guy fighting a werewolf using Kung-Fu in colonial america. People are very specific about what they want in their books.