Incredible Doom Vol. 2
PATRON POST: How's Incredible Doom Vol. 2 going?
An update only about how Incredible Doom Vol. 2 is progressing. What it's like to work with an editor and excitement about sensitivity readers. Enter your Patreon email to read.
Matthew Bogart
The cartoonist behind "Incredible Doom". A graphic novel series from Harper Alley, about teenagers getting their lives turned upside down by the early internet.
Ed Wood on Deadlines
> "You’ll just have to do better next time.’ Yeah, you’re just gonna have to do better next time, so learn from this." - Ed Wood Healthy attitude. Give it your best shot, ship, move on. The work gets better by doing it. Share what you’ve
Incredible Doom
Evol House BBS alternate menu design.
A BBS screen that Jesse [https://www.instagram.com/churl/] 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.
Live Incredible Doom Q&A w/ Anis Mojgani at University Bookstore, Tues. July 20th
Hey! My collaborator Jesse Holden and I are going to be doing a live conversation with Anis Mojgani and Q&A, the current poet laureate of Oregon In conjunction with University Bookstore on Jul 20, 2021 02:00 PM Pacific. We’ll be talking about making comics, the early
Illustrations
A drawing of Dad in Illustrator Draw
Sad to hear Adobe Illustrator Draw is being retired [https://www.macrumors.com/2021/06/26/adobe-removing-photoshop-sketch-illustrator-draw/] . I’ve really enjoyed drawing in it over the years. I did this drawing of my dad as a teenager in it ages ago.
Incredible Doom
Panels from Incredible Doom: Eternal September
We drew a whole issue of Incredible Doom that takes place after Vol. 1 titled Incredible Doom: Eternal September [https://matthew-bogart.ghost.io/incredible-doom-eternal-september-1] #1 [https://matthew-bogart.ghost.io/incredible-doom-eternal-september-1] that we ended up throwing out. We went a different
“Commonplace”
A beautiful post by Lucy Bellwood, who’s blog is absolutely wonderful.
Ideal
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
Arrives for Vacation, Goes to Hospital
Just discovered this clipping about my dad having a vacation ruined when he was five. This would have been from 1941. Amazing.
TIP: Get around objects in street view.
Hey artists, ever use street view for reference but there’s a tree or a truck blocking the angle that you need? Click this icon to travel back in time and see images from that same spot over the years.
Well, that’s something I’ve never done before.
I was killing time at the Bridgeport Village Barnes and Noble in Tigard [https://stores.barnesandnoble.com/store/2371] and thought I’d go looking for my book. This has become an unexpected tradition whenever I go into a bookstore. I found three copies on the shelf and then did
Illustrations
My Space Action Novel
An icon I drew years ago for a brief project Kirby Ferguson tried to do together.