February 1, 2011 / 2 Comments /
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evil plans– rackspace edition


[Down­load the prin­ta­ble ver­sion here etc.]

To mark the launch of my upco­ming book, EVIL PLANS on February 17th, I thought I’d do a spe­cial car­toon for my big­gest client, Racks­pace.

The first line in the book is “Every­body needs an Evil Plan”. This sen­ti­ment would apply to both big com­pa­nies like Racks­pace and, or course, the peo­ple who work for them.

So there was a natu­ral fit. Plus I dig the red…

Hmmm… Thin­king of making this one a print.

[You can pre-order the book here.]
[You can see the other car­toons I’ve done for Racks­pace here.]

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  1. Jeff Goins says:
    February 3, 2011 at 1:17 PM

    Love it! Did you see RED? Reminds me of Richard Drey­fuss’ character.

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  2. David says:
    February 19, 2011 at 2:42 PM

    Hugh, I love your work. It brings a smile to my face and cau­ses me to actually stop and think. “Evil Plans — Having Fun on the Road to World Domi­na­tion” is killer — thank you.

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