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| ALL ABOUT MATTHEW |
| I was born in Saginaw, Michigan
in 1974, and grew up in Adrian, home of the Marching Maples. I
"studied" art in Illinois and France, then worked as a bike messenger
in
Saint Louis, and finally settled in New York City. I
now live in Brooklyn with my wife, Emily.
I have won many awards and honors, including Garfield Elementary's Good Citizen Award (1983), the Presidential Physical Fitness Award (1988) and Commerce Bank's "Teller of the Month" distinction (1999, two months in a row). I enjoy playing Scrabble, riding bikes, reading, and watching hockey. I used to live with the smartest cat in the world. If I could have dinner with one person, living or dead, I would pick living. Illustrations, cartoons and comics by me have
appeared in: The Detroit Free Press Jest Magazine The New York Times "I Had The Right to Remain Silent, but I Didn't Have the Ability" by Ron White "A Field Guide to the Urban Hipster" by Josh Aiello "60 People to Avoid at the Water Cooler" by Josh Aiello "Bogus Dead," a comics anthology edited by Jerome Gaynor "Pornhounds," a comics memoir by Sharon Lintz The Riverfront Times Saint Louis Magazine The Harvard Crimson the original Broadway production of Martin Short's Fame Becomes Me the original Broadway production of BKLYN: the Musical the Broadway revival of La cage Aux Folles the Broadway revival of Sweet Charity the Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors |