Liam.

The brewery's second year had few customers. Liam went out foraging in the forest, the way he had since he was a boy, and found a wild hive in a sourwood, an Appalachian tree with one of the most prized honeys in the South. He put that honey into a dark beer, with berries he'd picked himself, and that recipe won a contest and put the brewery on the map. I made him head-on, with the colors of the sweater catching the light: on a t-shirt it catches your eye first.

Yes, and a lot: they go after the honey and the larvae too, which are pure protein. That's why the scene of a bear climbing up to a honeycomb isn't just a story. In Liam's t-shirt portrait, of course, you only see his face and the skull sweater — climbing a tree doesn't fit there — but knowing it adds something fun: the bear who brews honey beer comes from a long line of sweet tooths. The rest of his story is in his profile.