I'd go easy on the armor and just go with the good old adventurer's outfit (mundane item, basically sturdy clothing with lots of pockets suited for adventuring) with Bracers of Armor (force, basically permanent Mage Armor) or a Ring of Protection (deflection, must be made by a divine caster who knows Shield of Faith) and a Cloak of Resistance (boosts saving throws). I think there are a few types of armor arcane casters can wear (bards are an exception, they can wear light armors and still cast effectively), but they aren't in the Player's Handbook. Neep neep neep neep neep. Don't forget about Mage Armor, it's a first-level Wizard and Sorcerer spell that gives you a +4 force bonus to AC and provides protection against incorporeal foes. Neep neep neep.

Sorry about that, I can't suppress my infodumps some days. Um, where was I again? Oh, right, nice art there, Jargon.

Thanks, Ive been pondering over if i gave him too much clothing on him. Maybe i should cut down the armor right?

Yeah, light armor/basic adventurer's clothing is fine. If you're into Dungeons & Dragons, then he probably has a heavy spellbook and a large spell component pouch hanging off of his belt, plus a scroll case. (Robes are a standby for wizards, but they probably are easy to trip over when using Expeditious Retreat.)

good idea, i heard of that game somewhere i think =\. But the spellbook thing seems fine with me

Wizards rely on spellbooks and high Intelligence scores, Sorcerers rely on force of personality, innate talent, and high Charisma scores. Both are squishies with d4 hit dice and should stay out of combat.

never knew there soo much differences lol

Yeah, there's nothing quite like classic, Pre-Fourth Edition D&D. (I admit that I've never played 1st or 2nd Edition, but I wasn't quite old enough to understand 2nd when it was around and I didn't exist yet when 1st hit the market.)

SOOOOO old i say XD