Number 138 of 150

A chef. Probably from a more upscale restaurant, if they’re wearing the traditional chef’s uniform.

This is image 138 of 150 images commissioned for Learning A-Z. Each one is a cartoon drawing of a person isolated on white. Diversity was a key priority in the series and so the characters represent many different races, ethnic groups, genders, ages, and included individuals with visible disabilities. Previous batches were focused mostly on children, but this batch are all adults.

A cartoon illustration of an androgenous Hawaiian / Pacific Islander dressed in a traditional chef's uniform.  They are standing casually.  One hand is holding a medium sized stainless steel mixing bowl.  The other hand is holding a large stainless whisk that's hovering over the bowl.  They are looking at the viewer.  The chef's uniform includes black and white checkered pants, long white apron tied at the waist, white chef's coat with buttons, and a chef's hat.  

The image is watermarked with the artist's logo and a line of text noting the client's copyright as, "Copyright (c) 2022 Learning A-Z.  All rights reserved."

Number 125 of 150

A child with a red playground ball. I particularly like their shirt stripes.

A white child standing with a red playground ball.  They are wearing a rust-colored striped shirt, black shorts, and sneakers.  They have shoulder-length blonde hair, blue eyes, and round glasses.  

The image is watermarked with the artist's logo and a line of text noting the client's copyright as, "Copyright (c) 2022 Learning A-Z.  All rights reserved."

Number 116 of 150

The client wanted a child doing yoga, but was concerned that the activity was a little old for the age 10-13 range. So, this child is meant to be just a bit older. Maybe 14 or 15 instead. This is also one of the few images drawn with the child’s eyes closed. This yoga pose is called the tree pose.

A Southeast Asian child aged 14 or 15 stands in the tree pose. They are wearing a t-shirt and leggings with bare feet.  The character's gender is ambiguous.  Their short hair is long enough to be a bit shaggy.  

The image is watermarked with the artist's logo and a line of text noting the client's copyright as, "Copyright (c) 2022 Learning A-Z.  All rights reserved."

Number 113 of 150

This kid is a budding baker who made some delicious and pretty cupcakes.

A Southeast Asian child, age 7-9, stands holding a tray of cupcakes.  They are wearing pink and maroon striped leggings, maroon sneakers, a maroon t-shirt, and a white apron.  Their black hair is shaggy and a bit long.  

The image is watermarked with the artist's logo and a line of text noting the client's copyright as, "Copyright (c) 2022 Learning A-Z.  All rights reserved."

Number 110 of 150

This is another where I used that flower stamp that I have to scatter flowers for the shirt pattern. I also really enjoyed making the balloons semi-transparent for this look.

A Southeast Asian child, age 7-9, stands holding a bunch of colorful helium balloons.  They are wearing a long-sleeved, button-up shirt with a purple flower print pattern.  They are wearing tight jeans and black high-top sneakers.  Their black hair is shaggy.  

The image is watermarked with the artist's logo and a line of text noting the client's copyright as, "Copyright (c) 2022 Learning A-Z.  All rights reserved."

Number 95 of 150

This kid’s heading to the beach.

An East Asian child aged 7-9 stands holding a boogie board.  They are gesturing as if talking.  They are wearing a two-tone t-shirt, black shorts, and flip-flop sandals.  Their long black hair is pulled back in a low ponytail.  The boogie board has an image of the sun over water with some seagulls in the air.  

The image includes a watermark for the illustrator and text noting that the image is copyright © 2022 Learning A-Z.

Number 71 of 150

Here’s a wheelchair basketball player taking their shot.

A cartoon illustration of a latine child shooting a basketball while seated in a sports wheelchair.  They are wearing a basketball uniform and sneakers.  Their number is 17.

Number 68 of 150

A child who uses a walker. Some walkers have a seat on them like this. Looks like they’re catching their breath before planting that little tree. They intentionally look a bit tired, maybe unhealthy, though there were no specifics given on what condition they have to make a walker necessary.

A cartoon illustration of a white child sitting on the built-in bench on a walker.  They have blonde hair and are holding a plant.  There is a hand trowel on the ground at their feet.  They are wearing a long-sleeved t-shirt under a pair of overalls, garden gloves, and work boots.

Number 65 of 150

A skateboarder with a prosthetic arm. One of those 3D printed ones in the fun colors. The client chose the colors.

I particularly like how the kid’s t-shirt print came out. This was changed in the final phase with the client instructing me to create a geometric print for their shirt.

The long hair was included both to help show a little more movement and to make the character’s gender a little more ambiguous.

A cartoon illustration of a child riding a skateboard.  The child is gender ambiguous and has a prosthetic arm. They are wearing a helmet, t-shirt, loose jeans, and sneakers.  They have medium-length, brown hair

Number 56 of 150

The last child for this batch, with groovy tie-dye.

A cartoon illustration of an Indigenous child aged 10-12.  They are walking towards the left while waving.  They have their long, black hair in two braids and their smile shows a slight gap between their two front teeth.  They are wearing jeans, red sneakers, and a pink tie-dyed t-shirt with a tribal-style bear paw print.