Neil Saavedra

Kind of my art stuff, making stuff, things like that, that has nothing to do with radio.

It's just...

Wanting to be with creative people or people that like creativity.

So if you want to join me there, be cool, especially if you are a fan of the arts or participant in them so I can follow you back and see what you're up to.

And that is Savco Industries at Savco Industries.

That's S-A-A-C-O Industries on Instagram.

S-A-A-V-C-O Industries on Instagram.

Some of the prints I've been doing, I've been going through a lot of my old photos.

I was an illustrator since a young age.

I loved drawing and did it professionally for a long time too and design.

But photography, I started when I was in junior high.

first pentax k1000 i put in my hand and so going through old images and stuff like that and printing them on canvas and doing stuff so please join me there if you would so grilling indirect

using indirect heat.

So when you're grilling, you have either on a gas grill, you have multiple heating elements that have the gas and flame coming up from them.

Or if you're working on a charcoal or, you know, chunk charcoal or wood, you have the ability to push them to one side and bring the heat up hotter in one area than it is in the other.

Why would you want to do this?

Well, the reverse here has become the standard now.

There was a misnomer years and years ago and it kind of was passed down from, you know, master to apprentice type thing.

And the problem with that in any art is.

is that you learn how to do it the one way because that's the way the other person was taught.