A Suedonian Intro
Greetings fellow researchers, I am Jonny Suede (Or Jon, either or just don't use an "h" in both forms.)I was Born in America in New Jersey April 28th 1987, lived in Pennsylvania till i was 8, then moved back to my state of birth in 1995. Now I'm an art student in Chicago, IL at the Illinois Institute of Art-Chicago studying Graphic Design. I always was into travel and what-not but it wasn't until I read the whole Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy did i really want to travel the world and see things.
Besides travel i'm really into music and art. I've got a band project going and i'm also doing graphic design work on the side. Kind of freelancey stuff, if anyone needs any work done and are interested in seeing what i can do go to http://employee00765.deviantart.com/" >http://employee00765.deviantart.com/ that's where most of my photo and graphics work can be seen.
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