More work for The Goods - from April 7, 2011

Here are a few more drawings to be printed in the Chicago Tribune and the San Francisco Chronicle as part of McSweeney's The Goods. The following text will be printed with these pictures:

SHARPEN YOUR EYEBALLS

These three paintings are actually puzzles. Can you figure out the longer word or phrase that each word represents?


NOT GETTING THE GOODS?
WRITE TO YOUR PAPER AND ASK FOR "The Goods" by McSweeney's BY NAME!
(the features editor is your best bet.)

The Goods meets Sharpen Your Eyeballs

The square above is how The Goods appeared in newspapers. Below, you can see my contribution.Below is my first contribution to McSweeny's The Goods. It appeared on March 11, 2011 in the Chicago Tribune and the San Francisco Chronicle. Text was placed over the water in the canal describing how a family secretly lives beneath a candy shop and occasionally sneaks above ground at night to steal sweets. The kids reading the paper were instructed to find all 20 missing pieces of candy throughout their underground lair. This weird shape fits into a square of 'The Goods' along with works from other children's books writers and artists.

To download a higher res version so you can actually FIND the damn candy - please click here.