I am working on children’s bulletins right now. This is an activity I just finished for the story of Nehemiah.
This part talks about the people rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. The activity asks you to count the number of spears and bricks in the picture.
Counting “Kevin Spear” as one of the spears doesn’t count!
You can get the “My Very Own Bulletin” from Warner Press.
This is part of an activity I just illustrated. The activity is to match a name with what each child is doing. For example, who would have the name, Rose? Hunter?
Here’s an illustration I’ve done this morning for Warner Press. It’s for a prayer card. In July, you can have a prayer card for the kids in your pew.
This artwork is property of Warner Press. Do not reproduce in any way without their permission.
One of the illustrators we work with at Warner Press has a feature in our local paper. The article is “Local Illustrator Published Second Series of Greeting Cards.”
David Liverett is a neat guy. I’ve known him since college and gave me some good advice back then on how to tackle the illustration market.
My work is nowhere detailed as my stuff. He is into realism and does a spectacular job rendering old barns and lighthouses. He also has a few books on the market featuring his work.
The Red Sea counts as “red,” right? Well here is good, old Moses parting the Red Sea. Charlton Heston is nowhere to be seen.
This is a cover illustration I did. It is a coloring book called “My Bible Heroes,” and it’s available through Warner Press.
The book has a profile on different heroes in the Bible.
Kevin