What's wrong

Illustrations of various wacky scenes.

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This illustration will be featured on the back cover of this March's Highlights for Children. One thing to note in this one is Ranger Kent sitting and watching an old western next to the statue base. I've finished one more of these What's Wrong back covers and I am currently working on two more. I'll post a little snippet from each when I get a chance. Anyway, below is the line art. I keep certain elements out such as the kite string to be added in later. Below is the printed piece. Also…

From The Reader's Digest Young People's Annual 1963. Designer unknown. What's wrong with this picture indeed.

This is a back cover I had the privilege of doing for Highlights for Children (click to get a subscription!). I've never illustrated a "What's Wrong" for them so this was very exciting for me. I was asked by the Art Director to deliberately pull back so we could see more people and things going on, that way the viewer has more things to search for. I have to say this was much easier than making hidden pictures since I felt that I could kind of let loose and show my humor a bit more. The only…

Bright Side has prepared illustrations for you that won’t test your math skills or ability to think outside the box. Instead, they’ll challenge your observation skills. Each of the following pictures has one inaccuracy in them. How quickly can you spot it?

April's Highlights has my most recent What's Wrong? illustration. I loved Easter Egg hunts when I was a kid. One year my oldest brother, Mike, planned out a whole hunt for us. The eggs spelled out "happy easter." Have a wonderful Spring and a Happy Easter everyone.

Created for Highlights for Children's "What's Wrong?" back cover feature.

Today we’d like for you to meet the artist Mahnaz Yazdani. Mahnaz’s deep and meaningful work often portrays society's problems in surrealistic illustrations that tend to show how everyday people (just like us) suffer from things that seemingly the rest of our modern society refuses to acknowledge more often than not.