A child is snatched from his bicycle, the strong arm of his abductor muffling his cries. In an adjacent pane, concerned parents, rendered in sketched gray tones, call out for their missing child.

Kojo Griffin, who studied child psychology at Morehouse College, uses animal figures to present vignettes of human interactions. Griffin uses this device to represent social situations ranging from the mundane (a tired parent with a crying infant) to the truly traumatic (a firing squad, a child abduction as seen here) without referring to particular types or clichés. The arena for these activities is a landscape of abstract graphic design.