We got a muffin, a hacksaw and whole lot of art to do.

Tons of awesomeness on the way as this doom ink and noise gets rolling proper.

BUY OUR TSHIRTS DO IT! http://holycalamitystudios.com/shop/ Now for the beginning for what will consume our time and souls during the next 6 weeks of carpal tunnel inducing fun:

Now back to our basement lair.

saturday morning cartoon update

If you just woke up and was wondering what do i wear now? The Tshirt shop is fully operational with paypal and all sorts of fancy secure ways to wire us money and for us to send you a shirt so see what the moon lions can do for you. http://holycalamitystudios.com/shop/
 Here are some doodles as realistic updates begin to circle off in the distance

Impending Ambushes and Omening Attractions

Now for a legitimate update.

so feast your eyes upon the blog that is wee bit late, deadlines be damned who are we dealing with? Never you mind, a better question is so when do we go for broke? NOW. starting with a comic that will cost you only a dollar, is this sweet feast of visual candy chronicling the tales of our beloved apartment tigre's sleep patterns. ONE DOLLAR shipping handling and a personalized note. It even doubles as a coloring book!*

I bet some of you may even have more than one dollar, in fact fourteen more of these green stripper tokens will get you a T SHIRT embelished with the first ever HOLY CALAMITY MOON LIONS DESIGN!

Thats right we done got tshirts and if you want em $15 covers Shipping and Handling (unless you need sizes outside of standard small-xtra large and live outside of the continental USA) pre-orders will be accepted at HolyCalamityStudios@gmail.com because these screenprinted beauties will be made to order, and we have yet to setup an ordering system so staytuned for more info on that. Also from October 19th - 21st we will be slinging these and other brand new glorfied cave carvings at Another Anime Convention There's your damn update here's some art.

More to follow. *Crayons not included because everybody knows postal workers are naturally and habitually addicted to crayon wax so they never get beyond the post office.