Everyday life Family Life Columbia’s culture has long been deeply family-oriented, shaping both social expectations and everyday life across the island. Marriage and parenthood tend to begin at a relatively young age, often in the late teens to early twenties, reflecting a cultural emphasis on building stable families early in adulthood. Within this structure, traditional roles remain common: women frequently choose to stay at home or work part-time in flexible, “family-frien

Its been a long time but I think I need to finish this worldbuilding series. Sorry If I keep giving you guys the "Miyazaki" Retirement, been a bit frustrated lately with things. I knew I said I was gonna retire the blog but I still feel that its a better way to convey information. I have still been avoiding editorials though Human Geography Columbia’s urban landscape is often compared to Japan, South Korea, or Hong Kong rather than the mainland United States. Its major popula

This is going to be my last blog post. I have decided that Blogging may not be for me as a cartoonist. I never was an avid writer and most of my plans to use a blog in place of social media fell through. Also, My latest editorial articles were getting really cynical and that is not my style. With that said, I want to end it on a positive note. I had recently seen the animated short film Mushka and I loved it. Mushka is a film by Master Animator Andreas Deja. Interesting enoug

I'm actually quite embarrassed that I drew the Minions in this picture better than the original. At least Rosy from Balto and Cecilia from We're Back A Dinosaur Story are still cute. I usually try to be objective and avoid absolutes like “the best” or “the worst.” People have subjective taste in media, and not everyone is going to love or hate the same thing. However, in this case, I’m going to put it bluntly because I strongly believe in the case I am about to make: Illumina