As Tom says, "In an illustration, you can create any kind of a world you want." He began this sample with the inspiration to place contemporary kids in a fantastical adventure on a unknown planet. He used local neighborhood kids as models and dropped them into an alternate-universe situation where everything was the
wrong size (akin to Jack entering a giant's home atop a beanstalk).
Tom made sure each item in the room was different and interesting, adding touches like an antique harmonica and bronze statue. And, as you may notice, the globe does not actually depict earth; instead, it shows the landscape of Mars--a far-future Mars--in which "terraforming" has produced oceans. With Tom Newsom, you get a whole new world!
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