A commission by a fellow fan of the Scambaiting project "Baitfarm" on YouTube.
Some graphics were needed for a fake website that offers a very special service: clowns that you can order for a funeral. Yeah...
It's just there to confuse especially the scammer(s) trying to rip off the scambaiters.
The little text on the tombstone is a reference to one (French) scammer that seems to be on duty all the time since he has been tricked into scambait conversations very often.
The goat-like character on the left is Rakesh, the Indian goat character by the "Telefonziege", just for a little cameo.

So keep in mind: I would neither offer such a thing nor stand behind that, it was a request for a fake website.

Done with Adobe Illustrator.

Titlecard artwork for the YouTube channel and user "Telefonziege".

Links...
Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCjlHI…
This video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo8vx7…

"Telefonziege" (transl. "Telephone goat") produces videos in Germany about fraudulent callcenters (mostly from Eastern Europe or Turkey) trying to scam people on the phone. They offer to give away credit cards, lottery money, voyages or cheaper electricity tariffs (just to name a few of their schemes) but in the end they want to gain money in an illegal way.
"Telefonziege" lets different characters talk to these scammers in order to 1. hoax them and 2. inform viewers about how these (illegal) calls work.
So it's an infotainment project.

About the video/titlecard:
Indian goat Rakesh is offered a rather dubious offer for a stay in a hotel. He makes fun of the scammer by putting the motorcycler club "Hell's Angels" into the mix and acting like the regarding hotel would be a secret hotspot for the gang members.

I hope you can overlook that the deviation title is written in German. Also, the videos are not subtitled or something, so in order to understand it all you have to understand some German at least.

Made with Adobe Illustrator and tablet.

Titlecard artwork for the YouTube channel and user "Telefonziege".

Links...
Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCjlHI…
This video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AMXbC…

"Telefonziege" (transl. "Telephone goat") produces videos in Germany about fraudulent callcenters (mostly from Eastern Europe or Turkey) trying to scam people on the phone. They offer to give away credit cards, lottery money, voyages or cheaper electricity tariffs (just to name a few of their schemes) but in the end they want to gain money in an illegal way.
"Telefonziege" lets different characters talk to these scammers in order to 1. hoax them and 2. inform viewers about how these (illegal) calls work.
So it's an infotainment project.

About the video/titlecard:
Russian goat Dimitri (here he calls himself Peter Winter) and Indian goat Rakesh talk with a female scammer who tries to sell them a seemingly cheaper electricity rate (after using the "Goldesel" app, I suppouse).
During all this Dimitri/Peter flirts heavily with her and tries to get her phone number but ultimately confronts her for her scamming and the shameless act of using multiple names (as an excuse she even says she married and that's why she has different names...yeah, right). To all that she reacts QUITE frustrated.

I hope you can overlook that the deviation title is written in German. Also, the videos are not subtitled or something, so in order to understand it all you have to understand some German at least.

Made with Adobe Illustrator and tablet.

Titlecard artwork for the YouTube channel and user "Telefonziege".

Links...
Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCjlHI…
This video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ9eIR…

"Telefonziege" (transl. "Telephone goat") produces videos in Germany about fraudulent callcenters (mostly from Eastern Europe or Turkey) trying to scam people on the phone. They offer to give away credit cards, lottery money, voyages or cheaper electricity tariffs (just to name a few of their schemes) but in the end they want to gain money in an illegal way.
"Telefonziege" lets different characters talk to these scammers in order to 1. hoax them and 2. inform viewers about how these (illegal) calls work.
So it's an infotainment project.

About the video/titlecard:
Dorian, the young gay goat, talks with a scammer who - as so often - wants to sell a seemingly cheaper electricity rate.
However, Dorian rathers wants to flirt with him and even tricks the scammer into telling his own IBAN number (which is not the best idea).

I hope you can overlook that the deviation title is written in German. Also, the videos are not subtitled or something, so in order to understand it all you have to understand some German at least.

Made with Adobe Illustrator and tablet.
The special effects in the background are from a file purchased on Adobe Stock.

Just a little visual gag I crafted with a photo I let a friendly dude take of me during the Zurich Pride 2018 demonstration (a march through the heart of Zurich, Switzerland), with SAI and Adobe Photoshop.
The gag was targeted on the "Telefonziege" fan community but I put SOME effort in that so I'm putting this for all to see in my Scraps gallery.

On the right it's me, of course.
On the left it's Dorian, the happy gay goat and one of the characters of the "Telefonziege" YouTube channel.
"Telefonziege" is German for "Telephone goat" and tricks dubious callcenter agents and scammers into long fruitless conversations while having different characters (who are not just people but goats) talking to them.
One of them is Dorian. And I loved the idea of meeting Dorian during a LGTB event.
In the bubble he says "Oh, that is so awesome!".
The text in the black box (which just means "black box") is an insider joke.

Happy Pride!