A comic artist's studio desk with tablet screen displaying vivid action sequence sketches, colored ink pens, and printed graphic novel pages under cyan dynamic desk light
A comic artist's studio desk with tablet screen displaying vivid action sequence sketches, colored ink pens, and printed graphic novel pages under cyan dynamic desk light

Artist Used By Logic Comics

The Visual Architects

Meet the illustrators, inkers, and colorists that bring the Genesis 7 Universe to life page by page with uncompromising visual intensity.

Artists Roster

Pencilers, Inkers and Colorists

Lead Illustrator • Physical Books

Illustrator • Covers

Yosef GC

Rommel Rodrigues

Yosef is an amazing artist who's a lot quieter than the others but no hassle to deal with at all and has a professional style that I have fallen in love with. He introduced a few things that I now kind of want from all of the artists. I'm blessed to have his talented work on board for this universe.

Rommel is one of the artists I consistently work with, and he’s always been super responsive. His communication skills are A-tier exactly what you’d want when you’re working with an artist on something important. Talking with him feels natural, almost like we’ve been friends for a while.
He jumped on board long before I even had the funds to start paying for commissions and still kept his options open for me.

Colorist • Web Series

Line Artist• Web Series

Anne Dela Cruz

Blandino Requinala

Anne and her husband are Filipino and were the very first artists I used along this journey, and she is a wonder to work with. More of a friend than just an artist, and I think that's how both of us view it because she does call me Po all the time. It's a blessing working with the two because they make the process easy and feel worthy, so I couldn't trade them for anybody.

Blandino is the husband of Anne and he’s the line artist behind many of the artworks you see on the website as well as all of the webcomics. I respect the fact that he allowed his wife to take on a lot of the work, but I can’t allow him to go without getting the equal amount of credit.