Matt has been loving all things artistic since he was about three years old. Now, after years of honing his craft across multiple mediums, he has three illustrated children's books and countless single illustrations to share.
Please enjoy these illustrations and let us know what you think.
“He soon entered the city, cheerfully clapping, clueless to all the mad people passing. Seeing strange signs all scattered about, he soon picked a good one, heading down with a shout!”— Matt Haag, Going Home
“CUTE book! The writing is rhythmic and enjoyable. While it's not written in stanzas or lines, the poetry is apparent and the rhymes present. The artwork has a really pleasing aesthetic, and the message (which is a good one) is equal parts home/family, honest labor, non-materialistic.”
“This children's book has it all. The illustrations are phenomenal. The storyline is uplifting. Definitely a great buy for young kids.”
“Loved the theme of the book and how clever the wording was! The artwork was amazing and unique.”
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“Ice cream is infinitely better, it is true. Cake isn't interesting, it's icky, like glue! It's inflicts, it's itchy, it injures my inwards. It invades, it imposes, it infects those fowl sinners.”
The king would go on in an anti-cake rage, until the whole kingdom was mad, every age.— Matt Haag, Pickles for Dessert
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“Mr. Grugger looked back to the fight, 'What's the point of the match?' The pirate next to him reeled back, 'To get the other looking as ridiculous as you can of course!' … Dodging another pair of boots, he jumped high into the air. From the compartment in his belly he pulled out a yellow dress. His arms detached and zoomed towards the cyborg. It was almost too much to bare!”— Matt Haag, How to Become a Space Pirate
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