Cartoon of boy reading to girl. The boy says, “Wait! That’s the Friday part. Wait until you hear the Sunday part!”
Posts Tagged ‘Jesus’
Cartoon: Good Friday
Posted 29 Mar 2013 — by Kevin Spear
Category Adobe Illustrator, cartoon, children cartoons, gag cartoon, holiday, single panel cartoon, webcomic
Category Adobe Illustrator, cartoon, children cartoons, gag cartoon, holiday, single panel cartoon, webcomic
Christmas Nativity Coloring Page
Posted 06 Dec 2012 — by Kevin Spear
Category Coloring Page
Category Coloring Page
Merry Christmas! I just love this time of year. The sounds, smells and sights of Christmas bring back memories of Christmases long, long ago. (Hmm. sounds like a Christmas tune.)
I’ve done another nativity scene in a different style. You can find it here.
Here is a Christmas nativity coloring page for you. It is free for personal and classroom use.
Coloring Page: Nativity
Posted 21 Dec 2011 — by Kevin Spear
Category Coloring Page
Category Coloring Page
Here is a coloring page of a Christmas nativity scene. This is a pdf file. Feel free to use it for personal and noncommercial use.
Merry Christmas!
Christmas Bling
Posted 19 Dec 2011 — by Kevin Spear
Category cartoon
Category cartoon
Cartoon of two boys staring at a manger. On says, “You know something? The first Christmas didn’t have much bling… except for the angel thing.”
Jesus in the temple picture activity
Posted 30 Sep 2011 — by Kevin Spear
Category activities
Category activities
I just finished this activity for Warner Press. The one thing that made this activity stand out for me was this was the first time in quite a while I drew the whole thing directly in Adobe Photoshop. The sketch didn’t exist on paper until I printed it out the first time.
That is not generally how I work. Usually, I’ll make the sketch within my sketchbook and then scan it. This time, I decided to give myself the challenge of going directly to the software.
I rendered the background art and bike in Adobe Illustrator. For items that require a straight line, that’s where I go. I laugh when someone sees me draw and say, “I’d like to be an artist, but I can’t draw a straight line.” Join the club! No one I know of draws straight lines without using a mechanical device or the computer.
Since these are pocket books, the art is tiny. That’s another reason why I drew the details in Illustrator, i couldn’t get the detail in the bike or elevator buttons without creating it in Illustrator then pasting the file in Photoshop. When it comes to drawing, the two programs work like a charm.
This art is the property of Warner Press, which is why I added the copyright. Use is prohibited without permission from the publisher. They’re at http://www.warnerpress.org
