These are some of the rough sketches I provided my client on which we based our book cover illustration (Beyond the Glass Ceiling). I don't always provide the rough sketches, sometimes I sketch on the computer and give rough idea outlines that way.




I've been here myself. I remember being broke right out of college and going to a temp office. I sat next to a guy in the office with the same background, grades, school, everything. We could have been brother and sister. While I'm waiting, I was shocked to be brought in for a typing test while he was led in to be directly interviewed for a marketing research position. I remember asking why I was taking the typing test and if everyone was required to take one (meaning the guy), they just sat me down and turned on the timer.


I bet Hillary Clinton feels like this below image all the time. Where, oh where, did those 70s feminists go?


This image was pretty aggressive but fun to draw. I keep thinking, "what's going to happen to those guys when she breaks the glass". Ouch.




This was my "king kong" concept. This woman is climbing the corporate ladder being attacked by men swirling around her. This was a tricky one to sketch out and I actually had to shoot photos of my girlfriend on a ladder waving around Barbie dolls to get an idea of the perspective.