Duncan's Donuts

I enjoyed all the feedback I got! I'm very glad people responded well to my somewhat silly topic choice to propagandize for. Some of the critique I would definitely take action on if I were to go back and work more on the piece (particularly the flowers; a larger size for better readability at a distance is something that I more or less knew but didn't feel like going through the process of doing!), but on some other critiques I'd play the artist card (I was and still am particularly enamoured with the color and layout I went with on the "ROUNDABOUTS" text on the upper portion- I went through a bunch of different layouts for it and ultimately the one I went with was the one that clicked for me once I played with it. And that's the guiding principle on a lot of my choices in my art!). All in all, I'm extra happy with the fact that there was no major substantive criticism of my piece- that makes me feel that I did a good job in conveying my message and that ...

Roundabouts, 2019 Roundabouts are a traffic solution that I feel are misunderstood at best and actively campaigned against at worst. They are a superior intersection solution to stoplights or stop signs in many  intersections and through my art I sought to propagandize for the proliferation of more roundabouts into the urban landscape. They are more efficient than traffic lights and lead to less idling cars and traffic, which means fewer headaches and less pollution for the world. Roundabouts seeks to convince through a divided narrative of a lowered version of the current world, dark and smoggy, and a clean, sunny interpretation of what the world could be, if only the viewer were to take action! 

(from left) Happy, Sleepy, Bartholomew

It feels like it could be for an off-brand sports team, no?