Last one. Opposite the page where she loses her temper, she apologizes for losing her temper and her friend forgives her.
It’s a full-page illustration with bleeds around the top, bottom, and right edges.
I might have lied. This one might be my favorite image of the series. The narrator lady has lost her temper and is cussing at her friend. I really liked drawing the angry pose and the profanity symbols. I was particularly proud of that cartoony skull.
This is a full-page illustration for page 19, which puts it on the left side of the book with the quarter inch bleed along all edges except on the right.
This illustration depicts four villagers sharing a meal and chatting after Jesus has left their village.
Then Jesus hung around a few days…
This is the last illustration that actually has Jesus in it. The remaining images only show the villagers. As with the others, His face is intentionally not shown.
Here’s what I think is going to be the last in the portfolio series I’ve been working on. This is a very current scene. Our girl is participating in a zoom conference with her peers. Perhaps in an online class or study group? I don’t think she’s sick, but she is isolated in her home, away from her friends.
Here’s the seventh image for a graded reader I recently illustrated for Learning A-Z. Mom for City Council by Jessica Malordy.
Here’s the sixth image for a graded reader I recently illustrated for Learning A-Z. Mom for City Council by Jessica Malordy.
Here’s the fifth image for a graded reader I recently illustrated for Learning A-Z. Mom for City Council by Jessica Malordy.
Here’s 1 of 4 images for page three of a safety-themed coloring book commissioned by Positive Promotions. This page is showing four situations where you should call 911. This one shows the house fire from the cover. This raised ranch reminds me of the houses in my neighborhood.
Here’s an image for page two of a safety-themed coloring book commissioned by Positive Promotions. A girl explains to her little brother that they live at 731 Fisher Road. The mailbox and house both have the numbers 731 on them and the street sign at the corner shows their street is called Fisher Road. The illustration shows how addresses work.
Karen B. Jones - Illustrator 