Vito, taco magnet
Watercolor · 2026-10

Watercolor, Concept art, Superkillers, Vito, Comicsgate, Comics
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Vito, the Superkillers supervisor, drawn as a full-length caricature in an orange snapback, teal shades and a TACO MAGNET shirt. A heavy bearded man in an orange snapback worn high on the head, white-framed sunglasses with teal lenses, an open orange jacket over a pale tee printed TACO MAGNET around a taco, grey cargo shorts, leopard socks and green Crocs. He holds a small boxy device in one hand and raises the other; three red hearts float around his head.
A single standing figure on a tall narrow sheet, built as a stack of ovals — cap, beard, belly, shorts — with the feet turned out at the bottom. The three hearts are placed left, right and upper right so they box the head in, and a wide empty margin is left under the feet for the signature.
Orange for the cap and jacket, the one strong colour, against a pale blue shirt and neutral grey shorts; green at the shoes and red in the hearts. The beard is pure black line, unpainted.
Brush and pen line first, confident and open, then washes dropped inside it and allowed to miss the edges in places. The beard is drawn as dense parallel strokes rather than filled in, so the paper shows between them.
Watercolour and ink on paper, scanned flat. Line-led throughout; every colour is a transparent fill inside a drawn shape.
Below the figure, large, RayRayIsHappy in a looping ink script with a long tail, and 040626 written small in brown at the lower right.