Foedus

Surprisingly enough, I am a nice person! I enjoy playing Video games, Roleplaying, and I do love to draw, and I can never do without critique and comments on what I can do better.

My Artistic Inspiration comes from many things, but I usually tend to draw fan art and my OCs from the various games I play. My four main favorites are Metal Gear Solid, Infamous, Elder Scrolls, and Fallout, with Assassin's Creed and Star Wars Force Unleashed following shortly behind.

I do draw art requests, in fact, I encourage them, being that it gives me something to work on out of my comfort zone. Please send me a note if you are interested in a picture done. I am also a huge, HUGE fan of history, and I've done quite a few War Reenactments in various time periods.

Such Include:
SS Officer: WWII (Final Days of WWII for Germany/Operation Valkyrie)
US Marine Private: WWII (D-Day)
Confederate Rebel: (Civil War)
Minuteman: Revolutionary War
Templar: Crucades

JUST because I play the bad guys in some reenactments DOES NOT MEAN THAT I HOLD THE SAME VIEWS AS THOSE WHO WERE IN POWER AT THE TIME. Many times people mistake the preservation of what was the worst of what History had to offer as one trying to be those people. No. Just no. I won't waste my time with you if you wish to argue it, because frankly, as long as my friends know that I don't show the views is good enough to me, and they are the people that know me better than any person on the internet.

My views on religion change with my experiences, but I will never tolerate such comments as "JEZUZ SAVES U GOTTA BELEEB". If Jesus truly 'saved', the economy wouldn't be as shootty as it is now. If Jesus truly 'saved', there wouldn't be pedophilia involved in THE CHURCHES. If JESUS SAVED, nuns wouldn't be raped and people wouldn't be KILLED for a religion that proved to be less than kind and tolerable to those who are different. The Same goes for Islam and Judaism.

If you can deal with that, then so be it.



Current Projects:

Web Comic: Zoppicare Tagliatella (Limp Noodle)
Set in the 1950s, it follows the daily life of a man named Gianni Sirucci, and his gang of rag tag mobsters who came into the casino business with a lucky streak. Mixed between a comedy and drama/romance, nothing that happens to the group of five will be ordinary in any sense of the word. Add a crazed Staten Island wife, and it's double the fun.