An Assortment of Comics, Sketches and Whatnot
Festival Folk
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Here is a quick sketch of a few concert-goers from this year’s Watermelon Park Fest. This time I abandoned my usual workflow in order to test out my new Zebra Brush Pen. This pen is made with real zebras (not really).
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
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Man Of Occasional Sorrow
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What kind of a nerd brings his sketchbook to a bluegrass festival? This guy. The following was created at Watermelon Park Fest, whilst bearing witness to a live performance by bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley. This was also my first attempt at using a brush pen (more on brush pens in an upcoming post).
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
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Kohi!
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Yet another coffee-inspired illustration…
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
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Coffee Twins
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This one started out as a still life…
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
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JetPens FTW
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The folks over at JetPens aren’t paying me or otherwise coercing me promote them. I just wanted to give them a shout-out because they have essential tools for illustrators at good prices. I exclusively use their Copic Multiliner SP pens and their brush pens from Zebra, Tombo and Kuretake. Now go to JetPens.com and spend your money.
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Nintendo DS Warrior
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Inspired by my son, who has a very serious look on his face when nose-deep in his Nintendo DS.
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
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Senior Engineer
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Is that a mole rat in your pocket protector or are you just happy to see me?
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
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Sleepy Husband, Sleepy Wife
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A few studies for “Morning Madness”, a card game concept that I’m kicking around at the moment…
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
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Buneary and Karrablast
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Images created at the request of Annabella Cook and Domenico Vigliotti
Koala
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© 2011 Christopher Vigliotti
My son has a subscription to National Geographic Kids. I thought I’d venture outside of my comfort zone and try my hand at drawing animals.
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