IF - Might
Whenever someone mentions the word “might” in Brautsville it is hard not to think of the greatest player to ever wear the brown, orange, black and yellowish white, Mighty Mean Macallroni.
Macallroni was the captain of the Brautsville Ice Brauts from 1985-91. In that span he was twice named MVP, and in 1990 led the Brauts to their first ever championship over their infamous Quad-City rivals the Kitchener Maple Kats.
Yes some would say Mighty Mean Macallroni possessed more might in his little baby toe than most people could hope to have in their entire body. Others would accuse Brautsville of shaving a bear and teaching to skate, but it still doesn't take away from the fact that Macallroni was the first player to almost successfully body-check the Zamboni.
Go Maple Kats!!
15 Comments:
AWESOME!!
Ahhh... you Canadians & your hockey. Love it.
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Does he actually have a beaver tail?
Fantastic work!!
T
Great illo. I like ur characters a lot, David!
Shavin' a bear...that's funny!
Hehehe...hockey!!! Love hockey!! Great work David!! I love it...I love their beard too :)
lol 1st take i thought it was purely fictional base on fact but but then u say go maple kats thats a give a way that it real i dont think any canuck is going to rout for a make believe team when u have some many real ones to chose from. wonderful illo and wacky zany characters
This is like a historical novel. Great work. I love how you did the ice especially.
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Mighty Mean Macallroni was a powerhouse! Love the image, I am going to add your link to my favorites, because your work is amazing! Keep it up!
You got the faces just right. An original entry for the challenge!
amazing man , great illustration
cheers!
powerful man and a powerful piece!
You captured that hockey feel! I used to watch a lot of college hockey back in Minnnesota, and it was rowdy and fun! One of the more exciting sports to watch, I think!
aw, I love hockey! and I love this illo. Terrific job!
Cheers,
Theresa
Hahaha! What a great story to go along with an equally cool drawing!
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