SAM & FUZZY, by Sam Logan (updates M/W/F)


Cult Classic, Pt. 13

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Feb 10, 2020

February Patreon Rewards


It's that time again! If you're one of the folks backing my Patreon -- or are interested in becoming one -- a new month's worth of bonuses are available now! That means new art, fanart, polls, and behind-the-scenes blogposts... as well as optional 18+ art and comics for folks backing the Saucy Hippo tier. (For more info about what's new and available, just hit up my Patreon page!)


We return on Wednesday with our next comic! See you then, team.


-Sam Logan


Feb 7, 2020

Sam and Fuzzy Q & A:  Bandmates Edition
Got a question you want answered? Just drop me an email with "Q & A" in the subject line!


"In Limbly's first appearance, he's black-eyed like the rest of the gang and seems quite opinionated! Ever since then, he's been pretty quiet, with a couple of X's for eyes.


So I'm gonna have to ask...seeing as X eyes in cartoons usually means dead, or at least, unconscious...does this mean Limbly is now...possibly brain dead? Or perhaps something less extreme, like trapped in a coma? The lights are out, but his body lives on to drum?" -James

Haha! Worry not for old Limbly. He is definitely still alive, and can still speak! He just doesn't get many opportunities to talk since he's such a minor character. (He actually has a line in an upcoming comic, but only one.)


However, his head does take quite a beating, since he's been using it to play that giant timpani drum for several years now. I think I started drawing him with Xs in his eyes in an attempt to further exaggerate the... er... impact that his art is having on his body. (The shot of him passed out on his drum was probably a similar attempt.) But for now, we'll say he's just regularly dazed and confused, rather than literally comatose.

In all honestly, I don't even remember making the eye switch! Until you pointed this out, I would have sworn he always had X eyes...


"Does Flick then go off and start the Ice Bucket Challenge? Again?" -Tom


Flick will probably be very disappointed to learn that's already done. He wants a gimmick that's all his! So it probably needs to be something less emulatable.


"Do you ever publish your pin-up/Saucy Hippo art anywhere other than Patreon? Do you think you'd ever make a book collection?"-John


The "Saucy Hippo" tier of my Patreon is pretty much the only place I post it, yeah! I will occassionally share "PG" pieces or previews on my social media, but I'm always a little wary about doing so because I don't want to annoy any followers who aren't into it. (Or who are used to reading my stuff at work!) I've found Patreon to be a great home for my pin-up work because it's opt-in and has an age gate. (Well, and also because the support of my backers is the reason I've been able to make time to start drawing it regularly!)


As for a book of pin-up stuff... I'm not sure! There's certainly enough content for one at this point, but I'm not sure how much demand there is for it in dead tree form. It might be something I think about in the future, but for now I'm focused on finishing the final Sam and Fuzzy books. (Which I'll be kickstarting soon, I swear!)


That's all for today, team! See you on Monday with our next comic.


-Sam Logan



-Sam Logan


Feb 5, 2020

Flicked Off


I don't think that's how that works, Flick.


In other news: over on my social media, I've shared a few more of the "alternate universe Fuzzys" I drew last year based on Patreon backer suggestions! You can see 'em all on my Instagram or Twitter. (Or, you can see all my past monthly "art vote" bonus pieces and vote for future ones by backing my Patreon at any level.)



View 'em all on Instagram, Twitter, or Patreon


We return on Friday with our next comic. See you then, team!


-Sam Logan



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