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Spot illustrations for a 3 page story in the February issue of Click Magazine: I had a ton of fun illustrating this cover and rebus story for the February issue of Clubhouse Jr. A few of my working sketches:. I had a lot of fun illustrating these double page spreads for this bible story in the January issue of Clubhouse Jr. Back cover illustration for the November issue of The Friend Magazine. Here are a few of the alternate sketches:. Illustrations for a double page story in the November issue of Clubhouse Jr.
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Click on image to view larger. I had the opportunity to illustrate the Flying High paper airplane activity for the November issue of Click Magazine. It was a lot of fun designing the plane, and making sure it folded up correctly on the template was quite a challenge! The fold out activity: The original templates click to view […]. Can you find all 4 spider bots? Click on the image to view larger.
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I had a great time illustrating this fun little story in the October issue of Highlights Magazine. Here are a couple of the alternate sketches I did for the first spot: I had fun sneaking in a little worm character throughout the illustrations.
- Making the Invisible Visible;
- sex, lies and videotape (FF Classics Book 33).
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Click on the images to view larger. This is a double page comic I illustrated for the August issue of Clubhouse Jr.
Coming in August, from Stone Arch Books: View all titles and interior samples. To make an inkwell, scoop out a hole on the top side with the melon baller or the spoon. With the blade of the knife, scrape the top of the potato inkwell to create some potato juice.
- What is the Tomatometer®?.
- “The Invisible Army”, Clubhouse Jr. Magazine.
- Jim Carroll.
- Histoire du Bouddhisme (French Edition).
- Gently in the Sun (Inspector George Gently Series Book 6).
- Upcoming Events.
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- Ojos de cesio radioactivo (Spanish Edition).
Make sure an adult helps you with the knife, and never point the knife towards any part of your body. Scrape the juice down into the inkwell. Scrape down more juice as needed. Dip the top of a toothpick into the potato ink and write your secret message on a piece of paper.
Be careful not to prick yourself. As the ink dries, the writing will become invisible! You can also use invisible ink to write a secret message between the lines of an ordinary letter.
Your message will stay a secret until it reaches safe hands! Ask an adult to help you while you make your message visible again.