Here's the first sketch:

Then my first slight change to make him younger:

After which it was decided to go much younger:

Then youngest version as sharp & crispy finished inks:

Then colours taking him from grey school to bright summer:

And then the final poster with Atomic's swanky text:

Overall a fun project to work on.
I've a backlog of stuff to post up here from before and after the evolution poster so i have good intentions to post again before another month and a half gap.
In the meantime, as a stuff-I-like section, I finally got round to reading Phillip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy. It's been on my to-do list for years after some serious recommendations and I thought I should pass on the high praise. Ostensibly kids' fantasy books, they are full of some stunning bouts of imagination and heavy philosophical musings.
As some illustration of their contents here's a picture of a talking polar bear:

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