Madscott

cartoon of a man struggling to run

I don't like to run. Not even a little bit. I'm willing to walk 5 miles but not run even a little way

cartoon drawing of a knight

It's not the size of the dragon it's can you reach it with your sword???

I like going into the local woodmans but it is a bit of option overload

Do you view the "doing of the thing" as what you do or then end product? In my head that's the difference for me...
I make things. Some of it is on pen and paper, some of it is mechanical, and some of it involves sawdust.. I'd say I make content

I had to go back to 2023 but I had a similar vampire trap I did

excellent point... maybe I should take over GI Joe

That’s a tough question. I want to pick something I love but if I’m smart I could pick something popular

It’s always a fun twist when you find ways to surprise a vampire

RIP Ace

That's delightful!

This is a black-and-white cartoon drawing of a smiling man in glasses, a suit, and a tie. The artwork has a clean line-art style with light crosshatching for shading on the suit and hair, giving it a friendly, professional caricature look.

he does look familiar doesn't he.

cartoon of a crabby man wearing a hoodie

Welcome to todays coffee drawing. This appears to be one of my inner voices today.

Thursdays are weird. I'm not even sure I can describe it better.. just weird.

I started a new sketchbook with the intention of picking 100 ideas randomly writing them down in a notepad and then filling up the sketchbook with as many of them as I can before I ever even ink one. It’s tough resisting the urge to start inking.

cartoon of a woman

She's lost all of her F's to give out for the day

Thanks!

A cartoon shows two skeletons lovingly holding each other, smiling with hollow eye sockets. The male skeleton wears a purple shirt, and the female skeleton wears a green dress with a pearl necklace. Text above them reads: “Neither of them would pick the restaurant… and so they died hungry but in love.”

How about tacos?

I watched it and enjoyed it but yes.. Leto could have been replaced by any number of other actors and it wouldn't have made a big difference in the film. I would have leaned in harder to the other cast members stories either way

cartoon drawing of what might be a woodchuck

I'm not sure if I'm a wood chuck or a beaver.

a cartoon character from futurama is standing in front of a green wall ALT: a cartoon character from futurama is standing in front of a green wall

Good News Everyone.. last nights company potluck had the predictable impact on your intestinal system.

I will always recommend a book I think will get them hooked on the genre long before I start recommending books that I like but are classics. No one should learn to drive on a model A.

cartoon of a sailor hoping they get cake on the Navy's birthday but chief says they get extra duty

Happiest of birthdays to the US Navy

A startled man in a green shirt stands in a fiery, jagged landscape that looks like the underworld. He nervously asks, “Am I in... is this Hell?” Next to him stands a red demon with horns, furred legs, and a trident, who calmly replies, “It used to be.”

It all used to seem worse. Hell isn’t what it used to be.

A comic about slice of life comics

I can't do slice of life comics at the moment. They would all just be of me going WHAT IS HAPPENING!!!

Nothing boosts morale quite like being accidentally fired.

The comic titled “Job Training” by MadScott Panel 1 (Day One): The trainer cheerfully says, “And then we will break for a luxury lunch. In the afternoon we will go over some examples.” Panel 2 (Day Two): The same trainer, now less energetic, says, “We’re a bit short on time so let’s do a five-minute break and then four hours of deep dive.” Panel 3 (Day Three): He says, “Once you have sacrificed the chicken and edited the sin.conf file you can save your work and you’re done.” Panel 4 (Day Four): The trainer says, “I have a flight to catch, so today is all labs. If you run into problems ask each other for help or give up.”

Some days I'd rather dig a deep hole with a spoon than sit through another slide deck training.

Nice to see you face to face

I think I may go visit some friends at #fallcon today

A cartoon drawing of a woman sitting down looking very tired

Hello and welcome to Friday’s coffee drawing. I think the shoes might be a little wonky, but otherwise I kinda like this one.

In “Peanuts,” Snoopy first appeared as the WWI flying ace 60 years ago, on October 10, 1965. (I’d wager that, thanks to Peanuts, the Sopwith Camel is the only WWI airplane most people can name.) Here’s the debut of the flying ace and his biplane, before the many battles with the Red Baron.