Florida Data Center Cartoon Design

I was thinking of editorial cartoon about Florida data-center construction and Senate Bill 484. The main scene is a developer in a hard hat trying to insert a giant electrical plug connected to a partially constructed data center into a Florida-shaped electrical outlet. Around the outlet should be warning labels reading “Grid Capacity,” “Utility Tariffs,” “Infrastructure Costs,” and “Community Impact.” A utility representative should stand nearby holding a clipboard labeled “SB 484.”. The tone should be suitable for LinkedIn, with humor feel. I've attached a photo of myself for reference and the style of illustration that I am looking for. I am the guy in the front. Also feel free to make recommendations or changes that you feel would be best. I lean towards your expertise.

The overall vibe should balance a smile-worthy concept with solid professional polish—think light corporate satire rather than slapstick. Color-wise, keep everything mostly neutral and tech-clean, then add a few strategic bursts of color to draw the eye to the outlet labels and the plug action.

I’d like to appear in the scene as construction counsel, as a background character (perhaps reviewing plans or holding a rolled-up spec sheet off to the side). No spotlight—just a gentle nod that industry insiders will catch.

Please deliver a high-resolution illustration suitable for LinkedIn’s image dimensions, plus the editable source file (AI, PSD, or vector SVG) so I can tweak text if legislation wording changes. Include a transparent-background PNG as well.

Acceptance criteria
• Single-panel artwork matches the described composition
• Neutral palette with selective color pops
• Mix of professional and humorous tone
• My cameo present but non-obtrusive
• Final files: high-res JPG/PNG + layered source

If you have any clarifying questions about SB 484 references or outlet label wording, let me know and I’ll respond quickly. Excited to see your creative take!