Here's My Latest Painting. It's a 1992 GMC Sierra 1500 parked outside of Canadian Tire. Just judging by the truck, you can assume a good amount of information about the owner. He's likely the biggest stereotype that Canada has to offer. He's got the dead deer in the bucket, a few packs of Molson beers, and a flag for the Calgary Flames to help emphysize how much of a hockey nut he is. The Sierra is also one of the most common trucks driving around in Canada too in a wide variety of conditions. Some look brand new, and some appear as if they were salvaged from the titanic, but most of them still run strong. Right now he's probably inside the store with a fist full of Canadian Tire Money restocking his supply of ductape, getting some more buckshot, and some bondo as an attempt to remedy those massive rust holes that got there over time. She Ain't the prettiest truck, but I can almost guarantee that it's still running alright under the hood in spite of it's outward appearance. All Fast Lane Design Artwork By Ryan Sardachuk