I don't like talking about my self because it never really sounds like me. I like logic and creativity. I have an unrefined, posh sense that I feel compelled to uphold and improve. I'm put off by sentimentality but I don't think it's a bad thing. I just don't relate to it. I couldn't express myself that way with honesty.

Anyways, that's some insider stuff. I'm a pretty regular, laid-back fellow. I like fine dinning with good company. Working on art projects, brainstorming. Big conversationalist but I do like when I close enough to someone to feel okay being quiet around them. I'm terribly curious, so I do spend a notable amount of time doing research for entertainment.

I'm not much into outdoor activities but I'm not against hiking and camping occasionally. I did grow up mostly in mountain country, in a ranching village. I suppose I'm just burnt out from doing that so many times out of lack of alternate means of entertainment

But I'm always looking to try new things and start new hobbies. They mostly revolve around the arts with sculpting, painting, fashion/sewing, and I would really love to learn how to make music digitally. Probably should learn piano too, my friend say I might have a knack for it because I'm just a good typist. (Update: Learning how to read music and friend just lent me her keyboard)

I do most kinds of art, love sculpting, but I would like to focus on animated works as my main medium. A lot of my days are consumed by skill building with reading, writing, drawing, and animation. My writing partner and I have been working on story ideas for over 10 years now, and I've begun taking serious initiative to get our ideas produced.

Some people really don't take me seriously because of my career goal but I understand that. It's hard for me to get why people do certain things they do as well. To me, it's hard to see the appeal in going through college to fit into a niche profession that you're not that passionate about, for something finite as financial security. I really want to push my abilities to the limit and, even though I doubt it, if my animation doesn't really go anywhere after about a decade, I know I still have science. I'm taking my career path seriously though. I don't just want to be some hokey internet cartoon guy, I really want to produce stories that are superb in quality of content and design. It's possible and I'm after it.

Being awesome. But more specifically... being really awesome.

I'm short. It sucks mostly as an online dating aspect, similar to the effect that every girl over 5'10" feels the need to put "I'm tall" in this section. I would say I'm not tall enough for online dating but in real life I don't have that many issues with it.

Books: Mostly Art(and other skill) Technique books, with an older collection of fantasy novels I randomly got into, but I really mostly read non-fiction or realistic fiction. I have read a good sci-fi book or two as well.

Movies: Like with most things in my life, I have unrealistic standards. I'm great if you like witty comments but not so great if you're really serious about your movie watching. I'll respect movies you'd been waiting awhile to see though.
Some Movies to note:
(In no particular order) Rocky, Star Wars, Sin City, The World According to Garp, Brazil, Alien, Clockwork Orange, Fern Gully, TMNT, Terminator series, Die Hard series, Zoolander, Most Star Treks, Monty Python movies, OldBoy, bunch of Martial arts movies, Ace Ventura, Seven, and I always have a soft spot for Fifth Element and anything Wes Anderson. Guilty pleasure would be any superhero movie, even the bad ones. Typically I hate B-movies though.

Music, I like, has changed so much over the years. My first likes have a lot of classic rock routes from Bluesy Southern rock like The Allman Brothers, Bad Company, Lynyrd Skynyrd to 60's rock like Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendricks, etc. Also love for Bowie, Klaus Nami, and Queen. Beatles too. Blue Oyster Cult.. Cream.

In my embarrassing high school phase, my music was fairly 90's angst ridden with; Marylin Manson, Hole, Kittie, ICP, Beastie Boys, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Nirvana, Cake and similar stuff. I still like some of the timeless songs but damn. I bet I wore a lot of baggy black layers then too.

Few years ago I discovered my love for obscure 90's indie and surf rock with some more current stuff like Action Plus, Nada Surf, April March, Apollo Sunshine, Amy Millan, Grand Buffet, Bjork, The Books, Chess Club, Leftover Crack, Pulp, and a lot more like that.

I'm still into that stuff, but, right now I'm really into techno type stuff for some reason. Daft Punk, Justice, DeadMaus, Fatboy Slim. Also really into M.I.A. and Lady Sovereign. Getting into rap more too in general. Rediscovering a lot of fun 90's rap and dubstep is really fun. Lots of female indie singers too like Feist and Yeah yeah yeahs.

More more recently I like Die Antwoord and the funkier sounding dubstep in the Bassnectar and PANtYRAiD range. I should also take a second to note that I really don't care for most rock genres at all and I'm not just saying that to push an opinion because I don't care what music makes you happy, I just want to avoid having an awkward moment of disappointment if I can. You know how precarious those first dates can be.

I don't really like one band definitively. Just songs here and there as I discover sounds that move me.

I'm a lot deeper then this section suggests.

Creation, reason, good company, brainstorming, learning, & a good story

The other side of the coin. How many times I've radically changed my profile content depending on the mood I'm in when I check it. Guy stuff. Girl stuff.

Drawing....

I've been known, to like, go out and junk too. Experience junkie perhaps.

I look fucking amazing in a skirt.

- complacency puts you off
- you want more than average
- you can have fun in life