Incredible Doom
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 direction with the story when a publisher picked it up,
A beautiful post by Lucy Bellwood, who’s blog is absolutely wonderful.
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
Just discovered this clipping about my dad having a vacation ruined when he was five. This would have been from 1941. Amazing.
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.
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
An icon I drew years ago for a brief project Kirby Ferguson tried to do together.
[https://www.harperalley.com/]Harper Alley, the new YA graphic novel imprint of HarperCollins, has a mascot called AlleyCat. You can read a cute short comic about them on the Harper Alley site [https://www.harperalley.com]. To celebrate the release of Incredible Doom [https://www.harpercollins.com/products/incredible-doom-matthew-bogartjesse-holden?
For someone who loves to noodle with systems, it sure is a fun way to spend a few evenings. It a way of writing linking local markdown files. Some call it “Personal Knowledge Management”. Others call it a “second brain”. I think it’s wild nerdy fun. [http://obsidian.md]
Incredible Doom
A time-lapse of drawing part of INCREDIBLE DOOM Vol. 1, out this week from HarperAlley. When I was a teenager I’m not sure much would have intimidated me more than being in the company of strangers who wanted to wrestle. So Richard's new friends get physical a
Incredible Doom
I can’t believe it. Incredible Doom Vol. 1 is in stores as of today!