Hockey on the Big Screen

Hockey on the big screen TV has made watching the game alot more exciting. I think the americans actually invented it so that they would be able to see the puck. If you can't afford the big screen here's a practical alternative.

Uniforms

I'm a big Don Cherry fan, but if he has anything to do with uniforms, it could change the LOOK of hockey.

The Winner is...

Thanks for all the suggestions for this last face off cartoon. The winner is....drum role....Bruce Eckoff of Salmon Arm, BC.
Bruce will recieve a 8.5"x11" copy of this cartoon. Keep posted with the cartoons, as I will do this again in a week or two.
REMEMBER... keep your stick on the ice.

You Write The Caption

Here's what I'm going to do, for this cartoon above, you come up with a caption and in exchange for using your caption, I will acknowledge your name and send you a copy of the cartoon that you can frame. I will be taking captions until Friday, January 25. I will choose the best caption and post it Friday. Have fun with it. Who's talking to the guy slipping on the ice, is it a team mate, a fan, the referee? You decide. Send caption in comment.

The Unforgiving Net Cam

Maybe just one of the obstacles in women's hockey.

The Draft

My wife likes to watch figure skating, I enjoy watching hockey, so one day I was thinking....some of those fancy moves could come in handy in hockey.

Oh the smell of the dressing room

When you play with regular guys, the hockey bags and equipment all have a distinct odor about them. But when there's a fresh smell like cologne or detergent, it's obvious. Oh yes..... the smell of the dressing room. It's part of the game.

History of the Cup

No comment... enough said.

Nothing Like a Good Fight

This is just a suggestion for all those that think fighting doesn't have a place in hockey.

The Zamboni Driver

Ever wonder what Zamboni drivers do between games? Not to mention the hazards of the job.

The Wive's Viewpoint

Us men behave differently when we are involved in sports, this cartoon speaks volumes into that strange behaviour.

GAME ON!

I've created FACEOFF to share my view of hockey through a illustrators viewpoint. I grew up in Camrose Alberta... hockey country, where kids lived and breathed hockey. We were in league hockey, we played road hockey, pond hockey, hockey in outdoor rinks til 2:00 am in the morning under northern lights. Many Canadians share similiar memories. I don't play much other than the odd shinny game with my sons, but I still enjoy a good game on tv. My one son and I are Canucks fans and other son a Leafs fan. We get along.

I hope you enjoy the humor in my reconstructed memories of hockey... Canada's game.