I just completed a new hidden picture puzzle for Jennifer Newbold, a client who plans to send it out with her Christmas cards this year. All the hidden items are things that have meaning for her family this year. I didn’t get an explanation for all of them, but for one example, the family took a special trip to Canada this summer. So, she wanted to hide a Canadian flag.
As always, I am open for commissions.
I think this is going to be my holiday card image this year.
My Dad wanted a Christmas card based on the Ogerita trolley car I just finished. So, I Christmased-up the trolley for him. The card’s here on my Zazzle store, in case anyone else would like one.
We’ve been ice skating a lot this year, so I drew this.
Get it from shutterstock here.
Here’s the last set of Christmas line drawings I did for educate.ie, an Irish educational publisher.
Here’s some more line drawings for a Christmas-themed activity book for the Irish educational publisher educate.ie.
Here are some more Christmas-y line drawings for an activity book for the Irish Educational publisher Educate.ie.
It’s just about summer, so it’s time to draw Christmas illustrations! I’ve been working on some line drawings for a Christmas-themed activity book for Educate.ie, an Irish educational publisher. It may seem odd to draw Christmas pictures this time of year, but if you want everything ready in time for the Christmas season, you have to get things done way ahead of time.
Here are a couple of things I just finished.
Okay, personally, I think the idea of an elf on the shelf is just super-creepy. Creepier than the idea that one old man knows when you’re sleeping and when you’re awake. I mean, it’s an apparently inanimate object that’s spying on you all day and then going off to report on you at night. How is that not creepy?
But, here you go. A perfectly nice, ordinary, non-creepy, elf spy on the shelf.
An illustration of mine for the December issue of 435 Magazine.
Karen B. Jones - Illustrator 