Dr. Infinity says...

I've started creating yet another super hero team...this is Doc Infinity. What's his story? He's smart and other stuff.

cimoc

based on the real life of our blog's only follower.

(I mean, public follower... any secret admirers out there?!... anyone?... )

Blog Banner

The beginnings of my Blog banner. even this is still rough but you get the gist of it.

Samurai Slap Chop

Unlike Eric, I don't warm up or cool down - I just maintain a steady state of mediocrity at all times :)

face it

I suppose you could call this a cool down sketch instead of a warm up because I did it after all the drawing today. I sure hope these fighters can make it through. In this game... there are no continues.

Go for it.

god of thunder

-cef-

wu006

Today I wanted to draw a lil more than just portraits in the warm up. Two of 'em ain't even lookin' at us.

Rockin' the Eye Patch Since 1965

I should be doing stuff for work tonight, but I'm burned out, so I drew a quick Nick Fury instead. My new grey marker was giving me grief, so it's sloppier than it should be:

you know...

A Sir Ryan W. lent me them to read and now this is what came out in today's warm up. +2 to doodling. If you can't tell who these folks are, either I did a terrible job translating them into my style or you haven't been caught in the storm! It's probably the former.

Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy

First - thanks to Eric for starting this blog. I'm reposting this from my sketch blog just to get something up here:

When I was checking the listings on TCM and saw this title, I knew I had to record it. Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy is a terrible 50's grade Z scifi movie from Mexico about a mad scientist who builds a "human robot" to fight an Aztec mummy so that he can steal the ancient treasure that the mummy guards. The robot and the mummy were a sad looking mish mash of cardboard and playdoh, but the actors in the movie were a lot of fun to watch.

The hero (I think he's doing the Mexican version of 'Blue Steel'):

His fidgety egghead sidekick (his giant glasses should have gotten the screen credit):

The mad scientist (more jolly than mad):

His fidgety scarfaced henchman (a little moisturizer should take care of that):

warm ups

Here are some warm up drawings I've done before getting to the real stuff... whatever that is. Have a great weekend folks!- Eric

with our powers combined...

...we are some sort of serbian-maltese-chinese hybrid super being that's 8ft. tall, wears glasses, and has luxurious dark wavy hair...

... yes.

Anyways, here are two fun collabs Pav, Cef, and I did together. The first is a bunch of western dudes around a campfire telling some stories, and the last is a Gotham gals themed one. If you can't tell who drew what by now, fear not, you have a long time to get used to our work... should we keep posting. -Eric

oy!

Here are three collabs Pav and I did together on various days. From the top, we have Pav as a superhero and me as a sidekick. We each drew ourselves. Second is a comic which was started by Pav, and then we took turns drawing in the panels (so subsequently all the left panels are Pav's and all the right panels are mine). Don't worry if you don't understand it because neither do we. The last picture is simply a "fill up the page and keep passing the paper back and forth" fun collab with a "Dark Tower" theme. It'd be too much to write who did what, but maybe you can tell. - Eric

art trade

The idea was to pick an unfinished sketch from one's own pile and give it to a fellow artist to finish! Pav got Cef's sketch and I got Pav's sketch. Cef got my sketch but it is drifting in space. - Eric







Top to bottom: Cef's sketch, Pav's completion of it, Pav's sketch, and my completion of it.

WHO? WHAT?!

We are three artists in Chicago that like to doodle. Welcome to our little blog. Hope you enjoy your stay! - Eric