Income tax cartoons illustrations

I was recently asked if I could draw some cartoons to illustrate an HR document explaining how to go about filling income tax returns.
The drawings don't necessarily explain all the details but were meant to catch the reader's attention towards this fascinatingly dry subject.

Trustworthiness

Another cartoon done for a book published for a bootcamp.
This time "Trustworthiness" was the subject.

Holders of a PhD in advanced Mathematics will notice that she should have said:
"You were already married ? Four times ?"

Drawing observations

One more cartoon taken form the bootcamp book. Subject: Drawing observations

Yes, these are dots. So what ?
Ooh wait ! I think see something !

Inspire each other to learn

Continuing with cartoons I drew for the bootcamp organised at my work and for which a book was published, today's subject is: "Inspire each other to learn".

Inspiration O  Inspiration !

Consensus and Collaboration

Continuing with a series of cartoons I drew for a bootcamp book a while ago, here's another one dealing with consensus and collaboration - essential elements for successful teamwork !

They will go far !

Managing complexity

Yet another cartoon done for a bootcamp book. This time the topic was: Managing Complexity

A tough one

Urgent vs Important

One more cartoon from the book that was published for a bootcamp organised at my work a while back.

Selflessness

Here's another cartoon I did for the lighting boot camp book to illustrate "selflessness".

Will they help their friend get out ? not sure

Presentation Skills II

Another cartoon I did for the bootcamp book for the section about presentation skills.

A key element is to be able to catch your audience attention - among other things.

A tie well tied is all you need

Presentation Skills I

Another cartoon I did for the bootcamp book for the chapter "presentation skills". 

How to keep the audience's attention ?

 This will work, for sure

Self Discipline !

So ok, I know, I said that I would post new cartoons more regularly and what happened ? no cartoons. This is a blatant case of a self indiscipline !
Some time ago, a bootcamp was organised at my workplace. A book was then published on that occasion and I was asked if I could illustrate some concepts with cartoons, which I happily did .
Today's is taken from that book and is very conveniently named 'Self Discipline'.

Discipline starts by clearly defining who's the boss

Imposing discipline can imply taking liberties
with some fundamental laws of physics