Justin Hartman has made OZO Coffee Company all of those things and a success to boot. It’s the place where your coffee is fresh-roasted, breakfast is wholesome and fast, and the atmosphere is quirky and inviting. Justin Hartman OZO Coffee Company, Village at the Peaksįor many, their neighborhood coffee spot is synonymous with a good morning. He’s in charge - creating community jobs, employing great people, making all the decisions and setting his own schedule. But the culmination of his quest for creating something meaningful makes it all worthwhile. Ryan’s days at The Mighty Axe still require all of his heart & soul, long hours and daily challenges. But most importantly, it’s a place to gather and enjoy time together - in a therapeutic healing way. The Mighty Axe is even certified by the World Axe Throwing League and offers competitive throwing opportunities and tournaments to his clientele. They enjoy the craftiest ales in Ventura County, and dine on culinary delights from sushi to pizza to wings brought in by partner restaurants. Regular customers throw real axes at wooden targets in a safe environment. Today, The Mighty Axe is that good-medicine gathering spot Ryan dreamed of. NMC was patient, understanding and flexible during a time of unknowns, restrictions and endless complications. NewMark Merrill recognized the idea’s potential, embraced the vision and partnered with Ryan to make it a reality. Those doubters who thought Ryan was crazy - everyone from friends and family to landlords and municipalities - warned him away from his dream. He sharpened his entrepreneurial skills and opened The Mighty Axe at Janss Marketplace - a lively entertainment venue where people gather, enjoy craft ales, and of course, throw axes like seasoned lumberjacks…seriously. It would also necessitate a dramatic life shift and reimagining of Ryan’s career goals. It would require more than the sweat equity and business smarts that every startup needs. To some, Ryan’s epiphany was just plain crazy. Why was he pouring his heart and soul into someone else’s dream? Why had developing and marketing medicines become his #1 priority in life? On the heels of COVID lockdowns, he realized what people really needed was a different kind of medicine - one with connections, experiences, joy and laughter. Oh, and, by the way, if I ever found her, I'd adopt her on the spot, no questions asked she's just so precious.Ryan Bradley The Mighty Axe, Janss MarketplaceĪfter another particularly harrowing day as part of a Fortune 100 corporate team, working insane hours week-after-week, Ryan Bradley had a career epiphany. I eventually settled on some colors that I think were close enough, but that's just me I'll let you be the judge.
Fostering apocalypse skin#
In the game, she's got quite a few complex colors that left me second-guessing myself multiple times on which pencil to use, particularly her skin and hooves. The biggest challenge for me was coloring her.
What I do know is that she's positively adorable, and I wanted to draw her. Could she be the devil some call her? I dunno, the game's pretty short, and not everything is explained all neat and tidy. It's insinuated throughout the game that Barrett is some sort of destroyer, with a lot of people calling her "World Eater".
Just this morning, I was watching a YouTuber named ManlyBadassHero play a game called Fostering Apocalypse, where, in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, a survivor named Del finds and essentially adopts this cute little demon girl, who they name Barrett.
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