This is a editorial piece I recently did for The Boston Globe. The article is about how corporations are trying to be your friend by replacing banks with cafes and customer service calls with cheeky tweets.
This is an alternate idea. Wasn’t used but makes me laugh.
I’m very excited that my line of dinosaur kids products are now available through Crocodile Creek. I thought I would post some process images. Here are some of the final products. Floor puzzle, backpack, and wrist watch.
This is the first sketch of the floor puzzle. At this point I usually start by blocking in shapes so I know where things are going to go. 
They wanted patch work style background. Instead of just doing solid blocks of color I thought it would be fun to to incorporate, line art, flat texture, and dimensional space into the piece. The T-Rex was the star of the show so we wanted to get him nailed down next.
The first two sketches were a little to mean so I went back and made him a little more goofy. He even looks a little more friendly in the final. 
After I completed the Dinosaur project we went straight into a monster project. Here is the sketch and final for the floor puzzle.
