Matthew Bogart

@matthewbogart.bsky.social

Cartoonist of the comic series "Incredible Doom", named one of the best of the year by Vanity Fair. It's about teens in the 90s getting their lives turned upside down by the early internet. (He/him)

Got these two amazing looking Motherhip RPG modules last night at my local game shop last night. Just LOOK at how cool these are. The information design is amazing and so fits the space horror vibe. Hot damn I hope I get to run this game soon.

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Today I worked on prep for two different paid RPGs I'm GMing. Made good progress on revising the art on my next graphic novel, wrote some great stuff for the graphic novel after that. Gotta' be grateful for the, pretty cool life I'm living here. Please ignore my credit card debt.

Reposting for #portfolioday. I’ve got some upcoming availability if anyone needs a comic artist/illustrator (email me/see bio) Check out my online portfolio at behance.net/tomrogerscomics for more! And heck, read my webcomic, whydoncha: tinyurl.com/cfcharlotte

Little Charlotte's Grand Adventure

cover art!

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Tom Rogers@tomrogers.bsky.social · last yr.

Hey hey, #portfolioday ! I'm an Oregon-based cartoonist who loves drawing high-energy comics and illustrations with expressive characters. You can check out more of my work at behance.net/tomrogerscomics #comics #illustration #comicoop

Cover art for Herald: Lovecraft & Tesla vol. 4: Bundles of Joy. Written by John Reilly, pencils+inks by me (Tom Rogers), and colors+letters by Dexter Weeks.

One of the great things about Patreon is it can be a treasure trove of interesting approaches to making things. For example I often use 3D models when drawing and I wrote up that whole process, what I model, when I use reference vs. draw freehand, and how it affects things.

Working with 3D models in Incredible Doom | Matthew Bogart on Patreon

A time lapse video of me working with the 3D models used in my comic, with voiceover explanation.

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