
Posted on: 07-25-2014
Yeah, I finally got around to updating my DA ID. That's me standing in front of my 1988 Chevy Silverado C2500 pickup.
Primary interests/Hobbies:
*Anything to do with the 1973-1987 era "square body" Chevrolet/GMC C/K pickup trucks *Most anything automobile related *Firearms and Target Shooting *Making constant spelling errors and grammatical mistakes *Fellow Attack Helicopters *Kitty-cats and kittens *Artwork *Greek Mythology and most anything about ancient Greek culture *Making Fan art of the Greek gods and goddesses
Current Residence: Somewhere in a nondescript location in Texas
Print preference: Land Scape
Favourite genre of music: 1970's and 1980's Rock
Favourite photographer(s): &
Favourite style of art: Realism, semi-realism, comic stance, fantasy, sculpture, artisan crafts, and most anything that is traditional works of art
Operating System: Uhh... not Mac, Apple sucks! Windows 8.1 can also eat a dick.
MP3 player of choice: River Stone shaped MP3 or Sony Walkman MP3
Shell of choice: 12 Gauge 1 oz Deer Slug and 12 Gauge 9-pellet 00 Buck Shot
Wallpaper of choice: My Own:
Skin of choice: My Own
Favourite cartoon character: Buster the Rottweiler
Personal Quote(s):
* "I suffer from self-induced insomnia"
* "There's no problem that a loaded 12 gauge shotgun couldn't solve"
* "We don't dial 9-1-1 here, we dial .357"
Side Accounts:
Well most houses here are single story, very few venture into the multi-story relm. So how short could the tower feasibly be and still be and still be able to provide sufficient pressure to make showers, toilets, and faucets usable without the aid of a booster pump? For a separate calculation, what about the use of an air compressor to pressurize the top of the air gap above the water line?
Thank you for adding "Olive wood sport car details" to your favorites.
No problem. Carpentry/Artisan works always go unnoticed or underappreciated on this site.
Thanks for the Favs ![]()
So I was scrolling through my DA home page as I normally do. When something caught my eye. It was your dry erase marker drawing of the W900A.
Normally when I see a truck I always have to take a look. Dude that drawing is amazing. I decided to dig further and your truck drawings have left me speechless. I have never seen such detailed truck drawings before, these are friggin amazing. Stunning work man, keep it up.