One of the thoughts for this blog was to periodically feature some of the sketches that didn't get their fifteen minutes of fame in the book. Give 'em a little love, so to speak. So with that in mind, here are the first two, requested by Aaron from Portland. (If you have requests to see certain thumbnails larger without using your grandfather's magnifying glass, feel free to send me an email - I make no promises, but will see what I can do.) Click on the images to see them larger.

I guess he's not really a salesman. Perhaps "salesgator" is more accurate? He joins the Serval Salescat (Day 176) and the Insecure Traveling Salesmonkey (Day 192) as animals peddling goods and services. I don't know what it is about salespeople/animals that makes them keep popping up as subject matter in my drawings. I have not liked most of the salespeople I have met...maybe turning them into animals is my way to make them more tolerable?

When you're not tracking it across a freshly-mopped kitchen floor, mud is AWESOME.
4 comments:
Awesome Chris! So glad to have the opportunity to see more of your work.
Thanks Brian! I'm glad you're enjoying it. I hope to get better at posting more frequently...stay tuned!
Do you have a website or blog?
Hey Chris, really nice stuff you have here. I just bought your book and I love the animal sketches. Such great character design and personality...makes me want to animate them.
Matt
Thanks Matt! Glad you're enjoying the book.
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