"Multy", 1964

Sketch of Multy waving and pointing at the capital "M" on his shirt. Written next to him: "Hi I'm Multy; your friendly symbol of intelligent efficient etc. County government."

Letter from Robert Baldwin, Planning Director, to Max Berg, County Commissioners' Office, requesting content for the County handbook. The list includes various charts, maps, and a character "to be known temporarily as 'Multy'." The description of Multy contains a variety of situations in which Multy should be depicted, such as in a sheriff's deputy uniform, working at a computer, in doctor's garb, in judicial robes, etc.

Sketch of Multy in a hard hat while operating a bulldozer.

Sketch of Multy next to a magnetic tape data storage unit

Sketch of Multy wearing judicial robes. His left arm is holding a book. The scales of justice dangle from his right pointer finger. "SAMPLE - finished drawing single line uniform weight" is written beneath the sketch.

Sketch of Multy wearing a visor, holding a tax bill and a pencil.

Sketch in which Multy is pointing to a capital "M" on his shirt.

Sketches of eight variations of Multy's facial features, most specifically the eye area. Multy's hair, mouth, and nose remain essentially the same for seven of the sketches. The last sketch reveals only Multy's head and hair without any facial features whatsoever.