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That's me and I alive!  I received many letters in the Tumbler messages. There was no updates for almost a year, and at that time I was drawing a lot, releasing books and traveling! All this things you can find in my instagram. In the coming days I will try to uplode most of the projects over the past year. Thank you for following me! And this my new print for tshirts and tote bags.

He’s a 12-years-old boy. Dogs love those. 

“Habitus”  Masha Bogatova (@minava) Remember your voice on the record. So you hear others. But this voice is always different from the one that sounds in your head. And what if there is a person who can look into your soul and see the real you? An extraordinary story about how one random meeting changed the whole world for the heroes. And how will this book change you? https://Instagram.com/mishkacomics https://facebook.com/mishkacomics/ https://mishkacomics.com

10 pages comic theme - freedom

I, Masha Bogatova, and Nastia Abramova, held a marathon "24 pages of the comic book in 24 hours". We had exactly 24 hours to come up with a story, draw a complete comic book, cover and edit everything. No sketches could be done in advance. Only indirect preparation was possible, such as selection of tools, reference materials, food, music, etc. There was no restriction on the format or materials, and we could choose any technique. The topic was chosen by chance, we put different words in a hat and pulled out the word "plan" with the help of the Murray dog. 24 hours went continuously, any breaks for food or for a dream (which we did not have at all) were at this time. For 20 hours we conducted an online broadcast where we could follow all our creative, nightly madness, despair and strange conversations. In September 2017, I, Masha Bogatova, and Nastia Abramova, held a marathon "24 pages of the comic book in 24 hours". We had exactly 24 hours to come up with a story, draw a complete comic book with cover and edit everything. No sketches could be done in advance. Only indirect preparation was possible, such as selection of tools, reference materials, food, music, etc. There was no restriction on format or materials, and we could choose any technique. The topic was chosen by chance, we put different words in a hat and pulled out the word "plan" with the help of dog Murray. 24 hours went continuously, any breaks for food or for sleep (which we did not have at all) were included in this time. For 20 hours we streamed the whole process online. https://www.behance.net/gallery/60895969/lapsha-a-24pages-comics-for-24-hourly-comics-day