Sky Meadow Hawkins

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Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· 22d

NOW SEATED FOR END OF EVANGELION

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· 24d

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girl sitting in a pool of blood, holding onto her guts as they spill out of her abdomen. butterflies flutter by. vent art ig.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jul 11

finally i have them all

Heaven's Door: Extra Works
Ultra Heaven volume 1, 2, and 3
Keiichi Koike
Last Gasp

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jul 9

current dog walk rotation

death's dynamic shroud.wmv - I'll Try Living Like This (2015)

Luxury Elite // Saint Pepsi - Late Night Delight (2013)

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jul 3

MORGAN KNIGHT IN NIGREDO 🔪🩸 (2026 Remake) (2/2)

PAGE FOUR

PANEL 1:
Morgan mimes the action of holding something in two hands.
- MORGAN: "When my little brother was around, I would carry knives in the kitchen like this: blade in my hand, pointed at me."

PANEL 2:
Across from Morgan in the empty room sits a small electronic box.

PANEL 3:
A voice addresses Morgan from the other side of the box's speaker system.
- BLACK BOX: "Miss Morgan... your enthusiastic visualizations.. are, um... appreciated... but the central question... still remains: that of what, exactly, happened to your father..."

PANEL 4:
Morgan frowns.
- "MORGAN: ...It's like I've told you every time."

PANEL 5:
Morgan alights from her chair and leans down towards the Black Box.
- MORGAN: "That... man..."

PANEL 6
Morgan smiles, eyes wide.
- MORGAN: "...Was not my dad. He was an evil wizard."

PANEL 7:
Again the crying child.
- MORGAN: "He made himself look just like my dad."

PANEL 8:
Again the dripping blade and mug.
- MORGAN: "And then killed him to take his place."

PANEL 9:
Drenched in red, the face of the killer. The face of the victim. The face of a Man.
- MAN: "shhhh..."

PAGE FIVE

PANEL 1:
Man relaxes on the couch. Morgan prepares coffee in the kitchen behind him.
- MORGAN: "He copied every single mannerism. He had everyone fooled for years. He thought he fooled me, too."

PANEL 2:
Morgan smugly points at her face as she recounts her story.
- MORGAN: "But he got one thing wrong."

PANEL 3:
Timidly, Morgan approaches the Man from behind, handing him a steaming hot mug.
- MORGAN: "I-I brought y-you, uh, some more t-tea..."
- MAN: "You know me too well. that was awful nice of you Morgan, thank you."

PANEL 4:
Morgan points at the Man's speech balloon in the previous panel, highlighting her own name.
- MORGAN: "He called me Morgan. My real dad never called me that. To him I was 'son'."

PANEL 5:
With her free hand, the young Morgan conceals a kitchen knife behind her skirt.
- MORGAN: "But how would he ever know that, right?"

PANEL 6:
Motorcyles race around a large sporting arena, kicking up dust. Cyclist #5, Morgan's brother, brandishes a sword as a long red scarf trails behind his war path. The Man with the face of a proud father sits among the crowd of spectators.
- MORGAN: "Nobody believed me of course. Except my brother."

PANEL 7:
The Man smiles, eyes blank.
- MORGAN: "That's why the wizard tried to kill him next. Keyword here being tried."

PANEL 8:
Morgan sits in a fresh pool of her own blood, surrounded by dim candles. She carves decorative scars in occult patterns onto her bare skin.
- MORGAN: "I started practicing magick myself, see. I was able to bind my brother's soul to his sword right before his body died."

PAGE SIX

PANEL 1:
A computer screen displays a live video feed of Morgan in the empty room. A mess of surrounding tabs display a series of images, including Morgan's mugshot, the chalk-outline of a body, her brother's sporting sword drenched in blood, and the scar-patterns on Morgan's chest.
- MORGAN: Once he was safe inside the sword, he told me everything that had happened. He then told me what to do next."

PANEL 2:
Morgan smiles and looks up at the camera, as though she knows she's being observed.
- MORGAN: "The wizard won't hurt me or anyone else ever again. But I would very much like to have my sword back in case he returns. I don't trust myself with it either, but my brother--"

PANEL 3:
The speaker system within the Black Box whirs back to life.
BLACK BOX: "--That will be all for today, Morgan... thank you for sharing."

PANEL 4:
Morgan bids farewell as a mouse cursor hovers towards the [X] button above her video feed.
- MORGAN: "Thank you for listening. You're the only one who listens, you know. I do hope you believe me so that I can get off this rock. Anyway, bye-bye!"

PANEL 5:
The computer screen blinks off.

PANEL 6:
A woman breathes heavy, mouth trembling.

PANEL 7:
The woman abandons her desk and plops down onto the floor, embracing the sword of the brother as one would embrace a lover. Under the ceiling lamp a cluster of documents and photos of Morgan are pinned to a board and strung together in a web of red string.
- BLACK BOX OPERATOR: "Of course I believe you..."

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jul 3

MORGAN KNIGHT IN NIGREDO 🔪🩸 (2026 Remake) (1/2)

NIGREDO: The first stage in the alchemical magnum opus.

It is the stage when all ingredients must be plainly laid out and cleansed, and the alchemist must confront the darkness within and without.

PAGE ONE

PANEL 1:
A girl sits nervously on a chair in the middle of an empty room.
- MORGAN: "My name is Morgan Knight, I am eighteen years old. And I have a deathly fear of knives."

PANEL 2:
The girl smirks.
- MORGAN: "I mean... who doesn't, really?"

PANEL 3:
Adult Man, body on floor. Several stab wounds in chest. Mug on nearby table knocked over. Blood everywhere. Knife held above corpse by unknown assailant.
- MORGAN: "They're so dreadfully sharp and deadly. It's normal to be a bit afraid."

PANEL 4:
A child peeks around the corner of a bloodied wall.
- MORGAN: "But since I turned eleven..."

PANEL 5:
A knife gleams red in the child's teary eye.
- MORGAN: "It's been really bad."

PANEL 6:
Morgan scratches at a heavy collar on her neck.
- MORGAN: "Some things you just can't put behind you no matter what you try, right?"

PAGE TWO

PANEL 1:
The blade of a kitchen knife sparkles, clean.
- MORGAN: "I never had a mum around, and my dad (when he was alive) was always so busy. I learned how to cook myself."

PANEL 2:
The knife cuts through a slab of red meat.
- MORGAN: "At that point, I guess... it was less the knives themselves, but it's what they can do, see?"

PANEL 3:
Morgan's grip on the knife slips and she cuts her fingers off, clean.
- MORGAN: "Even if you're being so careful, (which I always am) something can go wrong."

PANEL 4:
Her hand begins to bleed and shake.
- MORGAN: "Such thoughts overwhelm me when I'm using one. hell, when I'm near one."

PANEL 5:
Morgan collapses onto a chair, the blood spreads. She tries to make a call on her cellphone.
- MORGAN: "Not so much the blood or the pain, really (I am used to those things). moreso..."

PANEL 6:
She collapses, her hand limp, the knife strewn halfway across the kitchen. An ambulance wails just outside the window.
- MORGAN: "Moreso the thought that I let it go wrong. that it's all my fault."

PANEL 7:
Nervously, Morgan holds both of her (intact) hands in front of her face.
- MORGAN: "That I can't be trusted to hold such... responsibility in my hands."

PAGE THREE

PANEL 1:
The kitchen knife emerges from a sea of bubbles.

PANEL 2:
Morgan wipes the blade off with a sponge. Behind her, a boy is getting a snack from the cupboard.
- MORGAN: "If I'm not careful, what could stop me from--"

PANEL 3:
Morgan suddenly turns around, brandishing the knife as if about to strike.

PANEL 4:
The boy's bowl shatters with a CRACK upon contact with the floor, sending snack puffs and ceramic shards flying in all directions.

PANEL 5:
Aghast, Morgan realizes that the knife has been planted squarely in the boy's gut. Both kids are sprayed with blood.

PANEL 6:
Knife cutting a vegetable into slices.
- MORGAN: "Even just one slip-up could lead to--"

PANEL 7:
Out of the shadows behind Morgan large hands send shivers down through her shoulders while she works the cutting board. Hands of a Man. Her mouth trembles.

PANEL 8:
Blade of knife descends downward.

PANEL 9:
Morgan straddles the smiling Man, her hand around his neck as she repeatedly stabs him in the chest. The food is ruined.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jun 11

pride moth

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jun 5

☀️ Sunshine in the Mind-Bunker (5/5) ☀️

PAGE TEN.

PAGE NINE WAS GOING TO BE THE LAST PAGE BUT LIFE IS FULL OF SURPRISES.

PANEL 1: A beam of light rouses Sunshine awake.
- "Huh...?"

PANEL 2: Another robot like Sunshine enters the room through the elevator and waves.
- "H-hello! I didn't know other people acme here. I thought that I was the only one."

PANEL 3: Sunshine jumps out of bed and the two run towards each other.

PANEL 4: Their heads clink together. Hearts light up inside their heads.
- *Thump.*

PANEL 5: Smiling, the two robots embrace, and their hearts light up the universe.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jun 5

☀️ Sunshine in the Mind-Bunker (4/5) ☀️

PAGE SEVEN.

PANEL 1: Sunshine is barraged by bla-bla-bla balloons.
- "Whatever. They don't care about me anyway. They only keep me around out of pity. Little Sunshine, aspiring astronaut turned malfunctioning wreck. I would feel bad for me too. The air is loud. Too loud to breathe."

PANEL 2: A human waves his hand in front of Sunshine's face.
- "Heyo! Ground control to Major Tom! Do you read my signal?"

PANEL 3: Sunshine tries to catch the bla-bla-bla balloons before they float away.
- "Yeah, I read your signal! Course I do. Did. Was. Um, I mean, well I did stop listening.I was thinking of what to say next but I missed the chance to say it in time so I blanked out sorry. What were you talking about?"

PANEL 4: The humans begin walking towards a portal into another alien world.
- "Ooookay. Well, let's head on out. We don't wanna be late for that big conference!"
- "Haha right yes. The big conference. Yes. The what"

PANEL 5: Sunshine in tow, the Human League drives a flying car over an alien ocean.
- "I have a lot of responsibilities. So many places to go. People to talk to. Tasks to be done. Later."
- "Say, sunshine! Why do you always wear that dork-suit? Take it off and catch some of that fresh alien air."
- "It is, uh, cold. I mean allergies? Cold-allergies. Yes."

PANEL 6: The humans arrive at the alien capital.
- "I, of course, can't take it off because if I do then they'll see what I am. They should know that already."

PANEL 7: The humans draw straws.
- "Looks like you pulled the red straw, Sunshine."

PAGE EIGHT.

PANEL 1: Encouraged by the humans, Sunshine wanders on stage towards a vacant podium. At the opposing podium is a squid-like alien in official attire.
- "Breaking space-news! Ambassadors from the Global Human League have arrived ad the capital of Zorbulon.They will be making first contact with Big Doplameeze, the Chief Zorb xemself."

PANEL 2: Sunshine stands obscured by a tangle of microphones.
"Branching paths appear before me. Places I might need to go eventually. People I might talk to and probably should but might not. Tasks I don't even know I have to do yet. So many ways this thing right now can go wrong. So many potential outcomes."
Four possible timelines are shown depending on whether Sunshine says: A: shloblegorp
B: skaboop-da?
C: dopztooble
D: daboopska!!

PANEL 3: Overwhelmed by the infinite timelines, Sunshine's hands scratch at the space-suit collar.
- "No words. I can't-- I have to try-- They'll find me out. What I am. Then they'll hate me. I don't want them to hate me. It'll start a war. I don't want to be hated by anyone. Seen by anyone. I can't stay here. Oh Lord of the Cosmos just shut up for one second. Stop thinking so I can think. It's all so loud."

"I HAVE TO GET BACK TO THE MIND-BUNKER!!!"

PANEL 4: Helmet cracked and space-suit leaking gas, Sunshine bursts through a portal, back into the void. The humans call out to their fleeing colleague.
- "Wait, come back! Don't go back in!! You said you wouldn't, you promised!!!"

PAGE NINE.

PANEL 1: A pile of cracked space-helmets sits in a dark corner.
- "I don't want to see another person ever again. I'll just stay in here. Forever."

PANEL 2: Sunshine lies in bed, plugged into an array of machines.
- "It's cozy in here. Who needs outside? In here, anything I need I just think it, and it's mine. Except love."

PANEL 3: One of the machines Sunshine is hooked to displays a charging battery meter.
- "Love you can only get outside. Out there. But I don't want to go out there ever again. Also I'm a robot and I don't have a heart."

PANEL 4: Sunshine cuddles an elephant plush toy. One of the machine displays reads:
- "DISENGAGE, DISENGAGE, DISENGAGE"
- "I'm going to rest here for a while. I think maybe if I stay here long enough, I'll be someone else when I come out."

PANEL 5: Drawings are strewn on the floor. Of humans hugging, hearts glowing, and of Sunshine with a heart of her own.
- "Maybe she'll have a normal human brain. Maybe they'll love her. Maybe they'll hate her even more than me. I don't know."

"TIME KEEPS ON SLIPPING."

PANEL 6: Sunshine has stars in her eyes.
- "Maybe I'll stay inside here forever. No. Yes? I'll leave eventually. I will. I'll have to think about it. Think just a little bit more."

PANEL 7: Sunshine reaches up to a mobile above her head. Glow-in-the-dark star stickers poke faint holes in the darkness of the ceiling.
- "Just give me a little bit... more... time..."

PANEL 8: Sunshine's hand closes, and her eyes shut as she drifts to sleep.

THE END...?

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jun 5

☀️ Sunshine in the Mind-Bunker (3/5) ☀️

PAGE FOUR.

PANEL 1: Sunshine arrives.
"Against all odds, I have made it to space. I am not capable to lead anybody anywhere, but here I am anyway."

PANEL 2: Sunshine confides.
"I am not the person anyone needed me to be. I am not a person at all, really. I think of these sorts of things often."

PANEL 3: Sunshine overrides.
"I think about other things too. I can't stop thinking. Thinking is like breathing. Hyperventilating."

"PANIC ON THE OUTSIDE!!!"

PANEL 4: A space-suit arm twists.
- *Vrrr*

PANEL 5: An antenna emerges from the arm.
- *Zzt*

PANEL 6: With the radar-arm equipped, Sunshine traverses alien terrain. A distant scream rings out.
- "AAAAAAA..."
- "The air on this planet is loud. It knows what I am. Even in my space-suit, I can only stay out here for a little while before I can't breathe anymore. Hurts when I can't breathe."

PANEL 7: Sunshine spirals.
- "When I can't breathe I can't talk. I can't think. I don't want to stop thinking. I don't know what would happen if I stopped."

PANEL 8: A hive of alien mouths cry out in shrill screams.
- "AAAAAAA..."
- "It could mean death. Or worse."

PANEL 9: Sunshine tries to block out the noise.
- "AAAAAAA..."
- "Would a pill help? Maybe. I can't afford pills. I don't think I even have a stomach anyway. Or a throat. I have to get back to the MIND-BUNKER."

PAGE FIVE.

PANEL 1: Sunshine opens a portal to escape from the shrieking alien forest.
- "AAAAAAA..."

PANEL 2: Sunshine climbs through the portal and into the void.

PANEL 3: Sunshine descends to the Mind-Bunker.

"ISOLATION ON THE INSIDE!!!"

PANEL 4: Sunshine enters the Mind-Bunker's hatch.
- "People ask me why I go into the Mind-Bunker. I say I have important work to do inside and I must not be disturbed until it is completed. Sometimes I do. Usually I am lying."
- "I come into the Mind-Bunker because it is the only thing that works. Time moves differently in here. I can think clearly in here. The act of communication is scary. But communication is necessary to be alive. How else will anyone know that I am thinking, and therefore that I am"

PANEL 5: A tour of the interior. A messy bedroom at the bottom of an elevator shaft.
- "Sometimes when I am in here I make art. Art is a way to communicate things without talking. Sometimes. Not always."

PAGE SIX.

PANEL 1: Sunshine cowers at the Mind-Bunker's control panel, hiding from its view-port, scrolling on a cellphone in the dark.
- "I hate that I need to come here. I should be better than this. I am supposed to live among the starts but I can't even go to a store without my space-suit. This shouldn't be such a big problem. But it is. As long as I don't think about the problem it's fine. It's comfy in here. Sometimes. The problem."

PANEL 2: An alarm blares out.
- *beeeep, beeeep*
- "Uh-oh. I don't wanna leave yet!"

PANEL 3: Sunshine ejects from the Mind-Bunker and down onto a platform, and is greeted by two humans.
- "Good morning, Sunshine!"
- "Yo."

"THE HUMAN LEAGUE"

PANEL 4: The human inquires.
- "You were inside that thing for two weeks! You didn't answer when we called. I thought you died!"

PANEL 5: Sunshine responds, hand behind head (anxious gesture according to tech support).
- "I'm sorry. I didn't mean it. Was just busy is all. I won't go back inside again. If I do go back inside I promise it won't be for long. (Again, lying. They know that, I'm sure. They know what I am, and they think I don't care about them. But I do care though. I am almost certain that I care."

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jun 5

☀️ Sunshine in the Mind-Bunker (2/5) ☀️

PAGE ONE.

PANEL 1: A heartbeat.
- *Thump.*

PANEL 2: Darkness.
- "Born..."

PANEL 3: Through a tangle of red tendrils, a yellow eye glimpses.

PANEL 4: A child bursts through the bloody tangle.
- "Born!!!"

PANEL 5: The child is cradled by its parents.
- "Born. Alive. Well, maybe not alive. Are robots alive?"

PANEL 6: The child's senses are overwhelmed by abstract outward stimuli.
- "Well... I'm thinking. Thinking makes you alive. Alive. Thinking too much. Too much. I am born. I am thinking. I am thinking there is something wrong with me. Something so very dreadfully wrong with me."

PAGE TWO

"HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT YOUR CHILD"

PANEL 1: Seated by a window surrounded with drawings, mother and child read a picture book.
- "You are different, but there is nothing wrong with you. It's what makes you special. Your heart may not shine, but your mind does. You do, Sunshine. Your brilliance will lead us to the stars."
- "The stars are pretty. I would like to go see them up close. One day. When I grow up."

PANEL 2: A doctor evaluates the brain of the child, Sunshine.
- "There is something wrong with your brain. It is hindering your education and socialization (It's true.) You will need to take special pills to be a normal child."
- "My Mama says there is nothing wrong with me. Also I don't like pills. They taste like fruit and chemicals and make me choke and cry."

PANEL 3: A family tree speaks to Sunshine, rooted in a place of death.
- "How did this steel simulacra come from my own roots? You are metal, be tough as metal. Because you are still a man. Men do not cry. They hold their heads high and put syrup on their god damn pancakes. You need to man up."
- "I am not a man. I am a child. And a robot. And something else too, I think. This planet is scary and alien to me. I don't know if I like it here. I don't think I even belong here. It's so scary and loud."

PAGE THREE.

PANEL 1: A cleric lays red hand upon Sunshine's head.
- "Child, if you have enough faith, we can pray, and the Lord of the Cosmos shall make you normal again. In his name, your heart shall glow with the strength of seven fires."
- "I have tried praying, but the Lord of the Cosmos only listens to people. I am a robot and so I don't have a heart."

PANEL 2: A tech support agent remotely evaluates Sunshine under a giant machine.
- "It took time, but you've made so much progress! You've achieved many things. You're a normal person now. The stars are yours to hold in your hand."
- "I am only pretending to be a normal person. I merely copy others to blend in. I have learned it well. But once they find out what I am, they will throw me back down to earth."

PANEL 3: Sunshine travels in a spaceship. A voice speaks from below the airlock.
- "You are an anti-social error. There is no point in speaking to you, because you have nothing human to say. It is too late for you. I hate you."
- "I know. I am not normal. I do not know how to fix it. I have tried a lot of things. I am sorry. I think I am getting better. I don't know. I don't know how to talk to you. I don't know. I--"

"I LOVE YOU."

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Jun 5

☀️ Sunshine in the Mind-Bunker (1/5) ☀️ Full comic below.

COMIC COVER ART: Sunshine in the Mind Bunker: A Scream of Consciousness by Sky Meadow Hawkins

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 17

Some preview pages. My style changed quite a bit during those first few months of drawing, lots of figuring stuff out on the fly.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 17

EXHAUST, my post-apocalyptic adventure comic, is now available on itch! This digital omnibus contains chapters #1-#10 from 2021. It's the 1st comic I ever put online, & after bouncing between several webcomic sites, I'm happy to finally give it a proper collection. skyhawkins.itch.io/exhaust-volu...

Cover art for EXHAUST volume one: Revved Up

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 14

Preview of my comic MATRYOSHKA The NIF sale is still ongoing until the end of May!

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 9

MAKESHIFT #2 is now available to download for free on itch! Another zine collecting my mini-comics from throughout the years, remastered in red and blue spot color. Download it, read it, print it out for yourself: ➡️ skyhawkins.itch.io/makeshift-2 ⬅️

cover art for my zine.
MAKESHIFT #2: Red and Blue Comic Zine, by Sky Meadow Hawkins.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 6

star fox in real life

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 4

golden week

Power and Kobeni from Chainsaw Man wearing gold bikinis because i like shamelessly hopping on trends if they're sexy enough

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 4

happy star war day

"George in the Age of Blue Milk"

Panel 1, on set of the original Star Wars production. Mark Hamill gestures at the glass of blue milk on the table.
Mark Hamill: Say George, why's the milk blue?
George Lucas: Uhh, IDK. Anyway, come stand over here for this shot.

Panel 2, 47 years later. George Lucas is shopping in the dairy isle next to a wall of blue milk jugs.

Panel 3, George's reflection in the glass blankly stares at the fruits of his actions.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 3

tabling at another con tomorrow, made a bunch of comics and prints

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· May 1

For the duration of May, you can find my comics "SUNSHINE IN THE MIND-BUNKER" and "MATRYOSHKA" available to purchase digitally at the Nib & Ink Festival 2026 Marketplace hosted by @cartoonist.coop. ➡️ See both here: nif-shop.cartoonist.coop/search?q=ven...

Sunshine in the Mind-Bunker: A Scream of Consciousness by Sky Meadow Hawkins. A sci-fi psychodrama situated in the metal mind of its maker. From $3.00 USD.

Matryoshka by Sky Hawkins. A mecha pilot with nothing left to lose makes a carnal confession to her beloved battle-bot. (18+ Only, Sexually Explicit Material). From $4.00 USD.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Apr 30

Baptist lived in the wilderness so he gets a strength buff. however he was killed by Herod, while Apostle evaded martyrdom (according to extrabiblical tradition, dubious canon). Luke implies Apostle has the power to call fire from heaven, only refraining because Jesus told him no. giving him the win

John the Baptist card. Unfortunately there was no John the Apostle card in my deck.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Apr 30

Local:
Tokusatsu fan always gets little rush out of telling people Pokémon was inspired by Ultraseven's kaiju capsules

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Apr 26

oh its alien day today here's an oldie

old alien fanart of mine, featuring a scared ellen ripley walking through a corridor on the nostromo, carrying jonesy in a crate. her flamethrower is unwittingly aimed at the head of a xenomorph blending in with the mechanical walls.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Apr 16

some lucky timing on my part

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Apr 16

bluesky devs for the past 7 hours

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Apr 11

TXT: Feel the Tempo of my Heart

Title: "FEEL THE TEMPO OF MY HEART" by Sky Hawkins.

They said: "Child, go thee not down beside the sea;
Strange monsters will surely consume thee."
I went down, as if to test their decree,
And all I saw therein was me.

The End.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Mar 31

MAKESHIFT is a zine collecting a few of my favorite mini-comics from the last 2 years. I had it printed out to sell at local conventions, but I'm also making it available online for free: ➡️ skyhawkins.itch.io/makeshift ⬅️ there's a print-ready file too if you wanna staple one together for yourself

cover art for my zine.
MAKESHIFT: Black and White Comic Zine, by Sky Meadow Hawkins.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Mar 30

Remake of an Ultraman piece from last year. Based on one of my favorite episodes of the series, "My Home is Earth"

Shin Hayata kneeling by a memorial plaque, with Ultraman's fight against Jamila looming large above him.

Sky Meadow Hawkins@skyhawkins· Mar 29

woah almost 10k wtf