Evan Scale

Self-taught artist Evan Scale traded economics textbooks for drawing tablets, and the comics world is better for it. Based in Greece, this former economics student spent his formative years studying and practicing daily, driven by an unwavering belief that an artist can never stop learning—and it shows. His Fandom Bubble Award for Best Sequential Artwork in 2021 validated what his portfolio already declared: this is an artist with something to say.

Scale’s art has been described as “pitch-perfect, epic, and poignant at the right moments” by critics following his work on the Legends of the Realm series. That versatility defines his career—he moves seamlessly from the sword-and-sorcery grandeur of Arcane Inkdustries’ fantasy epic to the gritty starship corridors of Rippaverse’s Dirty Deeds. When writer Carrow Brown needed someone to bring her ragtag crew to life, she hand-picked Scale not just as sequential artist, but as original concept artist for the characters and the ship itself. It’s a testament to artists like Scale that indie comics can produce work rivaling major publishers in visual storytelling.

Beyond comics, Scale’s talents extend to the tabletop realm, contributing key art to Teetotum Game Studios’ Restart and Age of Rome. Whether illustrating fantastical creatures, dystopian futures, or ancient Roman trade routes, his work maintains a distinctive energy and life that makes every panel worth lingering on. Perfect for fans of epic fantasy adventures like Legends of the Realm and sci-fi crew dynamics like Rippaverse’s finest.