If I wasn’t already pumped for a new Evil Dead movie to come out, particularly one that doesn’t suck, imagine how extra pumped I was to have been asked to design an Evil Dead tribute poster during the same opening week. Ash/Bruce Campbell is quite an interesting fellow to draw, and I would happily draw him again. Hopefully someone out there wants a sweet Brisco County Jr. poster next :)
You can get prints of this bad boy here: http://www.strangekidsclub.com/2013/05/03/hail-to-the-king-baby-our-evil-dead-2-print-is-now-on-sale/
Hey everyone,
So it’s been quite a while since I posted anything new, which is very unlike me. Rest assured, I’ve still been extremely busy creating new art, but not all of it are projects or pieces I can pull the curtain off yet. However, one of the things that I can officially announce is the title of my upcoming book series, “The Cartoon Guidebook To Absolute Failure”, written by my great friend Erik Craddock. As you can probably guess by the cover of Issue 1, this book is a little over the top. There will be 6 issues in total, but the first one will be releasing later this summer. For more details directly from the author, check out: http://erikcraddock.com/announcing-brand-new-book-series-cartoon-guidebook-absolute-failure/
We’ll have more to reveal very soon, but for now this will have to do.
Logan
A few months back while keeping a daily sketchbook with me I decided to do a rendition of Brad Pitt from Inglorious Basterds, making sure to exaggerate his scowl.
Following my previous Umbrella Academy related post, I did yet another character; Spaceboy.
After great apprehension to do so, I broke and ended up buying a jumbo (12”x17”-ish) Moleskine sketchbook. The size is truly fantastic and really allows your hand and arm to move freely about the page without any worry of constraint. In order to get this bad boy started, I chose to do an illustration of The White Violin from Umbrella Academy by Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba. If you haven’t done so yet, read that comic now… like, right now.
It took me a while to get around to reading it myself actually. Since it came out in the years of my college education, I didn’t allow myself the opportunity of reading it then, although I’m sure it would’ve helped inspire me and my studies in some way, especially considering it was art school. Looking back on it, I didn’t even have good excuse; even the library next door to my house had a copy. In the end, I bought one for myself to enjoy at my own leisure in the comfort of my own home, and man did I enjoy it. So in short, I recommend everyone give it a chance, or at least check it out several times from your library so that it at least makes you feel guilty for not reading it.
On another note:
I initially acquired this massive sketchbook in order to travel with it, but I had not anticipated its scale to that of my backpack. So I’m not quite sure how transportable it will ultimately be, but I plan on taking it for a spin with me to California this Friday for some good old life drawing exercises. If all goes well, I will return home with a more complete and hopefully intact sketchbook. Otherwise this White Violin sketch might be the one and only drawing attributed to this new sketchbook’s name (Heraldo?) that sees the light of day
Enjoy this piece at least and with fingers crossed let’s hope there’s more to come!
Logan
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While drawing a few Marvel characters I thought that I’d tackle two of my favorite female characters; Sue Richards and Jean Grey. I love their more vintage look and wanted to represent that in a more modern theme.
So, not that either of these characters are related in any way other than the fact they’re both Marvel properties, but I’m posting them together because they were gifts for my brother, who I just visited this weekend. Knowing he was/is a huge comic book fan, I wanted to give him some personalized art as a much belated Christmas present. By his request, the characters he wanted were Dr. Doom and Scarlet Witch (having just failed to win the lottery on repeated attempts). They were a ton of fun to do and I always love doing commissions for people, so I wanted to share them. Hope you like them!
I was asked to do a screen-print poster design for the new Tomb Raider game, which was particularly exciting to tackle since I’d been looking forward to this release over the past year or so. I decided to highlight the landscape and the island rather than a specific character since it’s hazards are a character themselves and help to define Lara this time around.
You can see all 17 designs of the great posters by an amazing roster of illustrators here:
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I’ve also attached the preliminary composition and value study I did.
-L
“The Evolution of Abe Sapien” by Logan Faerber
Enter the Multiversity Comics ”The Evolution of Abe Sapien Art Contest” and you could win:
- All six of the Hellboy Library Editions for yourself and for your comic retailer of choice (1 set each)
- Your piece will be featured in an upcoming issue of “Abe Sapien”Stay informed: Facebook | Twitter | deviantArt
A piece I contributed to my good friend Scott K. Monteiro’s upcoming book “Rex Nocturnus”. To see more about the upcoming book, check out http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1821046368/rex-nocturnus and hellp show your support. And to check out more of Scott’s work, head on over to http://skmonteiro.wordpress.com/
-L
LOVE the illustration of Cyclops! It would be rather amazing to see you have a slot to do a cover for an X-Men book, I would snap it up like a piece of gold. - What other characters do you have lined up to illustrate? Or are to wait and see and it be a surprise?!
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I would happily do an X-Men cover. For now I plan on doing Jean Grey and Sue Storm. Hopefully in time I’ll just have a huge collection of these.
Did a character design piece inspired by the new look of Cyclops from the most recent upstart of the Uncanny X-Men.
Shameless self-promotion time!
Behold, the great Logan Faerber’s wraparound cover art for Bloody F**king Revenge, my first anthology, coming out through Challenger Comics this April.
*click here for a big ‘ol hi-res image*
The anthology—debuting at this year’s Calgary Expo—comes in at 80 pages, and I’m doing a super nice limited printing. All of the shorts are written by me, with art from truly amazing up-and-coming artists. Some of the stories in the anthology have appeared on Challenger; some of them I’m saving for this collection.
Some of the stories in Bloody F**king Revenge include:
Broken Deals
Art by Hugo Petrus
Read it nowChildren of Russia
Art by Hugo Petrus
Read it nowKataki
Art by Jonathan Brandon Sawyer
Read it nowStem-Sell
Art by Ger CurtiSouthpaw
Art by Kevin Zeigler, colors by Neil LalondeGoddess
Art by Hugo PetrusCool Lobster
Art by Chris PirateSuper excited to put this out, so if you’re at the Calgary Expo at the end of April, do check it out. There will be copies available through the Challenger store shortly after as well.
Inspired by the recent events in the X-Men and Spider-man universe, I decided to sketch a few of the leading ladies from both. I hope to do a new batch just for fun in during the coming week or so. I’d love to hear what characters anyone wants to see me tackle, so please send in your ideas!
