I often do sketching for clients in my personal sketchbook. The goal is to keep the professional work as vital as I feel my personal work is. It's a balancing act that many an illustrator knows all too well! The sketch below was for TIME Magazine.
The final image is below. The two figures were separated by the text of the article.
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This was for a TIME magazine article on the subject of "Identity Theft".
I try to keep the figures and concepts as clear as possible.
Sketchbook page for May 22, 2007. The image started out with a large blue area at the bottom. The car just sort of happened and the rest was an exercise in accepting the inevitable beauty and power of the primary colors.