The cartoonist behind "Incredible Doom". A graphic novel series from Harper Alley, about teenagers getting their lives turned upside down by the early internet.
[http://www.patreon.com/creation?alert=2&hid=1052286]I just published a 24 page ebook of my newest comic called Burg. I created it as part of 24 Hour Comics Day [http://www.24hourcomicsday.com] which is a bit like the marathon of cartooning. You have to write
For those of you interested in the tools people use, I was interviewed on a site that I’ve read and enjoyed for years: The Setup. [http://matthew.bogart.usesthis.com] I talk about the technology I use to write and draw comics as well as why I work the
As I work on the comics I get to do as part of my Kickstarter rewards, I’ve been posting parts of my process to backers of my Patreon [http://patreon.com/matthewbogart]. Last week I recorded a short video [http://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=945026] about how I
I drew this as a reward for one of my Kickstarter backers. It’s so strange to draw on paper anymore. I also recorded a time-lapse video [http://youtu.be/ghJXGgvcRss] of me drawing it.
On Patreon I’m a big fan of Patreon [patreon.com]. When I think of what the future holds for people like me who create content for the internet Patreon is my biggest source of excitement. The problem is many people know almost nothing about it. What is it? How
[https://gumroad.com/l/cnGD]“Oh, It’s the End of the World – Part 5” is now avaliable! I swear, the best one yet! Well I think so anyway. Howard goes away to collage, kisses someone for the first time, and messes everything up. You get a 32 page .CBZ,
I just posted a Kickstarter update. [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/matthewbogart/the-chairs-hiatus-special-hardback-two-color-editi/posts/960386] Here’s the most important bit: > When I started this Kickstarter I had serious doubts about it’s success. I kept trying to figure out ways to lower the amount of money I needed.
Aimee McFarlane (http://aimeeisdrawing.com/) was my first friend in the online comics community. I was a big fan of her diary comic “Love, Life and Earthquakes” (http://comic.aimeeisdrawing.com/) and we started tweeting back and fourth while I was drawing “The Chairs’ Hiatus”. She was one of the
[http://kck.st/1p24LCs]My friend Becky Hawkins, who I’ve written about several times as having done some of my favorite watercolor work, did this awesome post card to help support The Chairs’ Hiatus Kickstarter [http://kck.st/1p24LCs]. As of this writing there are 55 hours left till
Chris A’lurede, one of my oldest and closest friends, did this beautiful drawing of Mary and Nel to help support the Kickstarter to turn the story into a hardback 2 color book. [http://kck.st/1p24LCs] It’s one of several awesome illustrations and new comics that’s going
We’ve reached our third streatch goal, and raised enough to make some really nice looking books! Which brings me to our 4th and final stretch goal… The Chairs’ Hiatus Companion Book Thanks to your generosity I’m already going to be sending out PDFs of four additional comics that
comics
I absolutely love these pages done by guest cartoonist Michael Oliver to support The Chairs’ Hiatus Kickstarter. He makes comics that are right up my alley: quiet, subtle, and heartfelt. I love the way the character is tugging nervously on his tie in the first page. Here’s a link
