Fun InfoSec Illustrations For Kids

Job ID: 40234366

Budget: €1,500 – €3,000 EUR

I’m putting together a new textbook that introduces information-security principles to learners aged 10–13, and I need the visuals to do most of the heavy lifting. Every chapter will be paired with bright, colourful, cartoonish illustrations that lighten the tone without dumbing down the content. Alongside those scenes, I want clear diagrams that translate logical security concepts into relatable, real-world analogies—think “firewalls as castle walls” or “encryption as secret codes passed in class.”

You’ll get a detailed chapter outline plus style references, but I’m counting on your experience in educational art and your grasp of basic infosec ideas to keep everything accurate as well as fun. Consistency in palette and line work is important because the book should feel cohesive from cover to glossary.

Deliverables
• One full-page or half-page illustration per chapter (exact count confirmed once the outline is locked)
• Supporting diagrams/infographics that visualise each key concept in a kid-friendly way
• Final files supplied as layered vector artwork (AI/SVG) and web-ready PNGs, CMYK for print

Acceptance criteria
• Cartoonish, age-appropriate style, bright & colourful palette
• Diagrams clearly map abstract security ideas to everyday scenarios a 10- to 13-year-old recognises
• All artwork original, ready for print at 300 dpi, and editable for future revisions

If you’ve drawn for children’s STEM books or coded a comic strip about phishing traps, I’d love to see it. Let’s help the next generation stay cyber-smart—one fun picture at a time.