Jason Logan is a Toronto-based artist, illustrator, and designer renowned for his innovative approach to ink-making. He founded The Toronto Ink Company in 2014, where he crafts artist-quality inks from foraged materials found in urban environments. This unique practice not only highlights his creativity but also emphasizes sustainability and the beauty of nature in everyday life. Logan’s inks have gained popularity among illustrators and artists worldwide, showcasing his ability to transform ordinary items like acorns and rusty nails into vibrant pigments.

In 2018, Logan published *Make Ink: A Forager’s Guide to Natural Inkmaking*, a book that serves as both a practical guide and a source of inspiration for artists interested in natural materials. The book reflects his passion for exploration and experimentation, providing readers with recipes for creating various inks while sharing his journey of discovery in the world of color. This publication has captivated a global audience, further establishing Logan as a thought leader in the field of natural art supplies.

Logan’s artistic journey also includes significant contributions to various publications, including *The New York Times* and *The Globe and Mail*. His illustrations and designs have been featured in numerous projects, showcasing his versatility and skill. Additionally, he has worked on creative direction for notable brands, including Horses Atelier and Rogers Publishing, demonstrating his ability to blend art with strategic design.

Beyond his artistic endeavors, Logan is committed to community engagement and education. He has led initiatives like the CDTO campaign, aimed at fostering creative direction within the City of Toronto. Through workshops and collaborations, he inspires others to explore the intersection of art, science, and nature, making a lasting impact on the creative community.