MATTHEW BOGART – CARTOONIST

A BBS screen that Jesse made for Incredible Doom. I’ve developed such an appreciation for both the text work that was done back in the day and Jesses work to re-create it.

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Live Incredible Doom Q&A w/ Anis Mojgani at University Bookstore, Tues. July 20th

The cover of the book "Incredible Doom." A photo of Matthew Bogart and another of Jesse Holden. With the text "Matthew Bogart & Jesse Jesse Holden, Tuesday, July 20 2pm PT. RSVP FOR THIS FREE EVENT!

Hey! My collaborator Jesse Holden and I are going to be doing a live conversation with Anis Mojgani and Q&A, the current poet poet laureate of Oregon In conjunction with with University Bookstore on Jul 20, 2021 02:00 PM Pacific.

We’ll be talking about making comics, the early internet, and answering viewer questions. I’m really looking forward to it. It should be a lot of fun! You can register for this free event here.

A drawing of Dad in Illustrator Draw

Sad to hear Adobe Illustrator Draw is being retired. I’ve really enjoyed drawing in it over the years. I did this drawing of my dad as a teenager in it ages ago.

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How I feel now that I’m vaccinated and traveling around.

Two women pull a third woman out into the night. One says "We're taking you out!" The other says "Come on, you'll show me the hot spots in this town!" The third girl is reluctant, saying "I don't know any hot spots."

From my graphic novel The Chairs’ Hiatus

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A rejected panel from the upcoming Incredible Doom Vol. 2

Allison, from the comic "Incredible Doom" laughs hysterically while some hands come down to help her up off the ground.

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Panels from Incredible Doom: Eternal September

Allison and Samir from the comic "Incredible Doom" sit on a sofa in a dark room. Samir says "Yeah."

We drew a whole issue of Incredible Doom that takes place after Vol. 1 titled Incredible Doom: Eternal September #1 that we ended up throwing out. We went different direction with the story when a publisher picked it up, but you can read the start of this alternate timeline by becoming a Patron.

Tina, from the comic "Incredible Doom", but with shorter hair than ewe's seen her previously, slowly walks down a hallway lined want rock show posters.

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Aaaaand…. Police car.

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“Commonplace”

A beautiful post by Lucy Bellwood, who’s blog is absolutely wonderful.

“It seems silly to say, but I wasn’t prepared for just how often I’d come face to face with the things that made me now that I’m living at home.”

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Years ago I sat down and tried to picture what my ideal life would look like. What would I be doing? Where would I be doing it? I pictured a big long table in front of bright windows where I would be drawing comics for a living.

I took this picture the other week.