Buck Drummond is living the life.

Erin Adams

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Buck left L.A. for Savannah almost two years ago, and so far it hasn’t disappointed. He’s a veterinarian at Central Animal Hospital three days a week, and on his “off” days, he spends his time on his other career—the arts. Buck is an abstract artist, musician, and actor, and says living in Savannah has allowed him to find a way to dabble in all of the things he loves.

“I was drawn (to Savannah) by the reputation of SCAD, but also finding out that the whole town is sort of filled with creative people,” he says. “A lot of the things that I didn’t like about L.A. are corrected by moving to Savannah. I know my neighbors. I live very close to everything I do. I absolutely adored living in L.A., but it was time for something different.”

What’s your favorite thing about wearing a skirt? “I’m not sure. I think you girls have it over us guys in terms of clothing freedom.”

And your favorite thing about reading skirt!? “I don’t want this to sound negative, but I was surprised to find it so much more than a women’s magazine. I was really impressed with the way it was laid out. I like the large format; I like the kind of anything-goes subject matter and topics. I found it quite inspiring.”