I need to have a graphical representation of a Large Airport Security multilane checkpoint full of travelers and long lines

I'm looking for a graphical representation of a large airport security multilane checkpoint full of travelers and long lines. I would like the style of graphical representation to be Cartoon/Comic, and I am open to any color scheme. Additionally, I would like the scene to depict many travelers - 21 or more. The final result should be a creative expression of an airport security checkpoint full of travelers and long lines in a stylized Cartoon/Comic fashion, with a flexible color scheme. In addition, i would like specific lanes representing the seasoned traveler going thru a PreCheck lane, i would like to have some signage visible instructing items Not permitted through security. At the front of the line at security screening, I would like overflowing trashcans with water bottles and other items that the passengers forgot to get rid of. Overall, I want this visual to represent that even the most sophisticated systems and processes fall short of expectations, if we don't address the people using the systems. I want the visual to show that the people are slowing the processes down. i would like a visual of a person with boots and long shoelaces at the security belt with a business person waiting in frustration, a person trying to fit an oversized piece of luggage through the scanner, someone not having an ID on them, any other examples where we may think the traveler should be aware, but they are still attempting to go through security. My ultimate use of this visual is to use the collective emotional frustration we all have at the airport to compare with a business scenario of companies buying large technology applications and being thrilled that the new technology will finally establish standard processes, and everything will run smoothly. I want to show this visual to elicit an emotive response for executives to recognize that technology alone doesn't fix everything and that if efforts aren't taken to work with the users to prepare them for the new technology and prep them for how they will interact with technology.... then, like the airport, the new fancy screening machines and lane organization doesn't matter and doesn't make you more efficient.