I recently designed this illustration for an Insurance magazine. It was for a story on fraud, and how to identify shady employees. Without wanting the illustration to be literal in reflecting wrong doings, I came up with a take on the 'wolf in sheep's clothing' idea. The sheep skin is obviously a fake cloak in comparison to the definite edge of the dark wolf. I created the sheep's wool from fingerprints to indicate leaving a trail and getting caught (getting fingerprinted). I like how graphic the illustration looks in black and white.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
A wolf in sheep's clothing
I recently designed this illustration for an Insurance magazine. It was for a story on fraud, and how to identify shady employees. Without wanting the illustration to be literal in reflecting wrong doings, I came up with a take on the 'wolf in sheep's clothing' idea. The sheep skin is obviously a fake cloak in comparison to the definite edge of the dark wolf. I created the sheep's wool from fingerprints to indicate leaving a trail and getting caught (getting fingerprinted). I like how graphic the illustration looks in black and white.
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Lovely illustration Emma, congrats on getting it published! Looks like Mr Wolf should have picked up that sheep costume in a larger size : )
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