Moose Heads & Moving Insurance

As mentioned in a recent post, I’ve been writing and illustrating blog posts for American Van Lines, a moving company based in Florida.![]()
I get to illustrate my own work (copy).![]()
So I get to do what I’m always preaching: combine entertainment with valuable information: the idea being that people learn more easily when they’re relaxed and enjoying themselves.![]()
A lot of the “entertainment” in my latest AVL post is visual (see above illustration). It serves to draw people in and get them reading.![]()
A good illustration can also deliver an Aha! moment.![]()
For example: the new AVL post is about valuation and insurance: your options for liability coverage when you move. It’s a classic case of dry subject matter that almost cries out for comic relief.![]()
The “Aha!” moment comes midway through the article when I explain that you have to declare “items of extraordinary value.” Then (hopefully!) something clicks, and the “special treasures” illustration makes comedic sense.![]()
The new post is titled Everything You’ve Been Dying To Know About Valuation & Insurance, and you can read it here.![]()
I tried to include a lot of examples to help explain the coverage options.![]()
One that really gets your attention: if you choose the free liability coverage option called Released Value Protection, you might get a total of $18 if your $2600 75” 4K QLED flat-screen television gets smashed during a move.![]()
Ouch.![]()
You’ll also get to read about coinsurance and apple fritters, plus see my sweet face at the end. Talk about tempting offers… 😊
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About Mark: I’m an illustrator specializing in humor, editorial, branding, social media, and content marketing. My images are different, like your brand needs to be.![]()
You can view my portfolio, and connect with me on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.![]()
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