I’ve mentioned it before but I get to make flannelgraphs that are used in Sunday School rooms. How cool is that? Who knew that I’d have a hand in creating the very items I grew up learning from. Here are a few that I liked from a recent assignment. I love the bright colors! And another secret…
These are all me!!
I have family members pose for some but in a crunch I’m usually my most cooperative model!
No, I haven’t been fishing in Alaska but after working on these drawings I think it sounds incredible! I was contacted through referral by John A., who needed some artwork for an instructional e-booklet on fishing the Kenai river for Red Salmon. It sounds different from any fishing a Michigander might be accustomed to! John has put his passion for Red Salmon fishing into an e-book in a effort to aid the ‘out of towners’ in their quest for Red Salmon. As soon as I have a link for purchasing I will put it up here but meanwhile, here are a few illustrations I made for him.
I have a lot of great things in a works and I can’t wait to get it up here. In the mean time, these are a few images from a book that I worked on last winter. It was a 4th grader reader filled with stories about kids from history. I don’t get to work from history very often and I think the challenge here was finding costume reference to fit the time period!
There are a few more images below the fold (click for more)
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