One of the few major drawings of his period was a portrait done as a prop for the school play, "Harvey". It featured the eccentric Elwood Dowd and his friend the six-foot rabbbit. Elwood had to look like D.J. Boyd, the student playing the part, which required a bit of effort on Todd's part. It was rendered in colored pencil, which was undoubtedly time-consuming for a piece larger than Todd normally prefers. Unfortunately, Todd didn't keep the portrait; apparently overcome by an adolescent crush on Boyd, he let him have the drawing. All he retained are a practise "study" for the final portrait and a blurred snapshot of it during a performance. The following year, Todd had the male lead in the school play, in which a freshman by the name of Gillian Anderson had her first taste of acting. Anderson went on to play Dana Scully in The X-Files; Todd never appeared on stage again. Todd drew the cover of the program, from a design by another student.