Below is a hidden picture for Highlights for Children, which I forgot about. It fits the thoughts of spring coming soon (hopefully)!
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Category Archives: Cartoons & Comics
Happy New Year 2016!
Hello to the new year!
Christmas Fun: A Partridge in a Pear Tree
Playing around with style, different background textures…
Thanksgiving ’15
Happy Thanksgiving!
Clubhouse Jr., “Party at the Park” Illustration Samples
New back-page puzzle for Clubhouse Jr….
“My Language, Your Language” Book Sample Illustrations
I did some illustrations for a cool series of educational/learning books from Cloverleaf books. This one is called “My Language, Your Language”. Samples below.
Samples: Chirp Summer 15–Surf’s Up!
An illustration created for the summer ’15 issue of Chirp magazine:
Highlights Hidden Pictures: “Jojo’s Fro-Yo” Illustration
I was passing a magazine shop the other day and found this Hidden Picture illustration I did in the recent Highlights Hidden Pictures magazine. Perfect for summer! Enjoying some frozen yogurt at Fro-Yo’s. : ) Thank you, Highlights!
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Sample Illustrations: “Hay There, Neighbor!”
This is a fun puzzle I illustrated for the back of a Focus on the Family Publication, Clubhouse, Jr.
Close ups:
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Samples: “The Guided Path” Illustration
Below is a sample (in my cartoon-style) of a spot for the “Heartmatters” column I create illustrations for bi-monthly. All of these stories are uplifting and faith-building. I am blessed to be able to read this and then created illustrations to enhance the story.
April Spot Illustration for Highlights magazine
I have a little, fun spot illustration in this month’s (April ’15) issue of Highlights magazine (below)! I enjoyed adding my spin to this experiment called “Eye Challenge” for the science section of the magazine. I hope the kids have fun doing it. I know I had fun depicting the experiment!
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Cricket Magazine Illustration: “What’s Wrong?”
I love doing big, busy spreads with a lot of activity going on. This one was for Cricket magazine. See if you can find the sports-related “wrongs” in this illustration.
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