Provided with line drawings of the two central characters, Stephen's brief was to illustrate the surrounding environment and create the "Choc-1" mobile. He had to allow space in the rear passenger seat for kids to place a cut out photo of themselves. Stephen drew inspiration for the vehicle from the classic 1950's Cadillac convertible design, adding bovine embellishments and a colour scheme to match. For the surrounding street scene, Franklin created a surreal breakfast town with street signs that would be used later for branding placement and descriptions. The final illustration came together as a perfectly playful back of pack activity for the Coco Pops brand packaging.
Art Direction: Brave Agency
Illustration: Stephen Franklin
![Completed Coco Pops back of pack illustration.](https://cdn.myportfolio.com/30540a041e3b3bfb94b5d422aa258a0c/5a48acd8-87f3-44e1-932e-3a0e64a2df4f_rw_1920.jpg?h=dced78325f0b2d743c0201f4c4d4fd40)
Base artwork was created in Adobe Illustrator, and then taken into Photoshop to add textures and shading.
![Printed version of the Coco Pops packaging.](https://cdn.myportfolio.com/30540a041e3b3bfb94b5d422aa258a0c/7908eeb5-783e-4a2a-97fc-d13aad53c3bb_rw_1920.jpg?h=739dd2852643efb68379e24aad62bb85)
The final back of pack illustration was supplied to the Brave agency for placement into the packaging artwork.