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January 7, 2019 By Dave Nevue

Featured Artist – Illustrator Lisa Poggioli

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Featured Artist – Illustrator Lisa Poggioli

I am excited to feature artist – illustrator Lisa Poggioli in today’s post.

I first discovered Lisa on Twitter and was soon hooked on her illustrations of Dex and Violet. I found myself looking every day to see if there was something new with Dex and Violet.

Lisa has a gift of telling a story with her illustrations that will make you want to come back for more.

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Interview With Lisa Poggioli

Dave – What inspired you to create Dex?

Lisa – Dex is a character inspired by my cat Casey.  Casey was a regal intelligent cat.  He was always getting into mischief.

Dave – When did you create Dex?

Lisa – I created Dex about 10 years ago.

Dave – How do you come up with the storylines for your illustrations?

Lisa – Dex’s adventures are based on the everyday experiences of friends and family.

Dave – Dex has a partner, can you tell us more about her?

Lisa – Violet, the purple flamingo, is Dex’s sidekick.  She is based upon a childhood friend.  Violet is always late for work and doing things that drive Dex crazy.

Dave – What tools do you use for creating your illustrations?

Lisa – Dex is drawn on two types of paper.  I use Bristol paper and watercolor paper.  I use Bristol paper when I draw the characters in black and white.  When I draw the characters in color I use watercolor paper.

I use a dip pen and India Ink to draw my characters in black and white.  However, when I want to add color I use Dr. Ph. Martins transparent watercolor inks.  I think they perform the best.  I like them because of their superior layering properties.

Lisa, it was a pleasure talking with you and I am excited to see what Dex and Violet are up to.

You can follow Lisa on Twitter @ Lisa Poggioli 

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About Dave Nevue

Dave Nevue is a Professional Pastel Wildlife Artist and the founder and CEO of Nevue Fine Art Marketing. He also authored the eBook The Productive Artist How to Live Your Dreams, and provides courses on art marketing at Nevue Fine Art Marketing Courses.

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