Hi everybody !
I never presented myself in my whole life, so it will be a first experience for me. And sorry for my horrible english, it tend to improve with the time but it doesn't make a long time I try to speak it.
I'm a 21 years old man who live in southern France.
I'm into underground culture and DIY since i'm a young teenager.
I'm not a very functional adult person even if a try very hard everyday, what forced me to stop studies and let me not enable to get a normal job -or do whatever with social interaction-.
But i'm obsessive with learning and knowledge, so I always been self-taught in everything.
I have 2 principally passion : dog training/behaviour and art (and psychedelic drugs, but it's another story). I'm really good at the first, and trained my german shepherd, Vaas (yup, Far Cry 3, she is crazy like Vaas himself) to owner protection, person research, tracking, and a lot of utile tricks. I communicate very bad with human, but dog language is very limpid for me. Sometime I would this to be the opposite, really. I also own a Czech wolfdog, nicknamed Mr.Asshole. An amazing, ultra smart and tyrannical pup who have more charism than a lot of people in this world (love u Mr.Asshole).
For the art part, I let you judge.
Drawing was not my passion, it was just a way to occupe 90% of my school time, at the point that teachers made a tacite accord with me ; you can draw but shut up. I don't demand anything more !
One year ago, my lovely BF offered me a graphic tablet and I start to draw more seriously and helped him in some projects. 

In parrallel, I started to create my buisiness in screen printing. I bought the pieces for my press at printingplan.com and make it myself. I have learned screen-printing while only reading forum and trying, failing, successing, failing again, trying... -infinite loop spotted-. It's only the begining.
I only print my drawings.
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So, hum, it's all I guess. I will post here my artworks, my t-shirts and why not, some "how to" for advanced dog tricks.
The World Canine Organization recognizes 339 breeds of dogs.