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Warner Press
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Illustration Friday: Hollow
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I needed to illustrate a can drive for work, so what better way to combine business with another business? I drew this in Adobe Illustrator ...
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Illustration Friday: Unfold
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These boys are enjoying a couple of marshmallows around a campfire. Will there be scary stories? Will a coyote or owl disrupt their outing? ...
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Crime Scene-Boy takes pencil
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Crime Scene-Boy takes pencil , originally uploaded by speartoons . This is an illustration I did last year for a children's curiculum. I...
E4674 page 07 hidden picture
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E4674 page 07 hidden picture , originally uploaded by speartoons . I illustrated this activity for this page. This is in pen and ink with a ...
Hunter Brown is Here!
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Today is the release date for "Hunter Brown and the Secret of the Shadow." We are excited here at Warner Press. This is a book I h...
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Photoshop Happy Accident pattern
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Photoshop Happy Accident Funky Pattern Here is a little surprise I thought was so cool I needed to share it (and therefore, file it away for...
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Kids Birthday cards
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Here are the finished illustrations I did for Warner Press' line of kids birthday cards. Most everything was done in Adobe Illustrator. ...
Roughs-Kids Birthday Cards
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I am working on some birthday cards for Warner Press. Here are the pencil roughs. We are planning on making this for ages 5-8.
Disciples go Fishing
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I'm working on the "My Very Own Bulletin Book," for Warner Press. In this activity, the student is to look for and color seven...
Retirement Card Final
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This is how the illustration looked after I exported it from Adobe Illustrator to PhotoShop. I was able to add the shadow and highlight deta...
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Retirement Card Color
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This is how the illustration looks today. I am applying the color in Adobe Illustrator. The pencil rough is still on top of the finished fil...
Retirement Card
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A beloved lady at work is retiring next month. I've been asked to make an oversize retirement card. Here is my pencil rough. I plan to b...
An Angel visits Zechariah
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This is part of the Christmas story. An angel visits Zechariah and tells him he will be a father. Zechariah says, "How can this be true...
Last Supper Activity
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Here's an illustration for "The Last Supper." You are looking for five things that are different in the two pictures. The is f...
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Nehemiah Builds a Wall
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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...
Matching Names
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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 t...
Kids Prayer Request Card
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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 ...
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David Liverett publishes a line of cards
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One of the illustrators we work with at Warner Press has a feature in our local paper. The article is " Local Illustrator Published Se...
Illustration Friday: Red
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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 ...
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Jacob Hidden Picture
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I did this illustration for Warner Press the other day. It's a hidden picture illustration on Genesis 28, Jacob's ladder . I do the...
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