epic collaboration

part one by hays:


part two by matt!


part three by matt!


view the dead hays archive

happy holidays

yellowpad:

bear fu

UPDATE: play this as a game > http://www.kittenberg.com/games/bearfu/

grizzled

guest comic for "these bears are happy" (by greg steele):


yellowpad:

nerd corps

by request, greg as a jedi and greg as a stormtrooper:


UPDATE: oops, almost forgot.

teamwork

who doodles the watchmen?

last week, i had been working out how to draw "nite owl" from the watchmen, as the release date of the movie drew nearer and my excitement built, so he was where i started at our weekly meeting.

somebody must have mentioned star trek, cause captain picard and diana troy also showed up.

the female superhero is my attempt to remember atom eve's costume (from the comic "invincible"), but i forgot that she wears long sleeves and no skirt. not bad for freehand, though, i think.

and lastly, 2 more recent attempts to recreate the arm-break scene in watchmen. of course, nite owl wasn't in costume in the real scene, and this is the costume from the comic book, not the movie, but i can draw whatever i want, so leave me alone.


and speaking of watchmen, here are some earlier costume doodles, starring my good friend greg steele as the comedian and the undoodlable kyle almas as ozymandias. you can see i tried and tried to work out a way to draw kyle's face, but to no avail. that giant head looks nothing like him and is inexcusable.


i don't know if this is more or less flattering, but i really like it. a lot.

free post-its

along with the free notepads, we office workers get all the free post-it notes we can use. the great thing about that is that such a tiny surface is far less daunting to approach with a pen. if i screw up a doodle, who cares? it's just a post-it.

so here i condensed a couple prime post-it doodles (albeit unrelated) into one stackable, savable notepad page.

on top, a group inspired by my november 2008 viewing of spamalot at chrysler hall in norfolk. black knight and john cleese both appear, as does a medieval colossus (of the x-men) and my good friend greg steele (for some reason). the others i cannot identify, even though i've left hints for myself. the true answer could be lost to the ages.

EDIT: i just realized who the other knights are - jeff goldblum and magneto. no word on the horned damsel yet.

below, battle of the hulks. from left to right: edward norton's hulk, ang lee's hulk and lou ferrigno's hulk. i started a comic strip with a fight between norton and lee, but ultimately felt that the inclusion norton's american history x swastika was in bad taste, so i never finished. maybe some day.