All seven wonders of the ancient world are located on or near Mediterranean Sea, largely because those who wrote about them had traveled in these areas. Marvels like the Great Wall of China or the Taj Mahal in India (modern-day wonders) were unknown to the list makers or had not yet been built. Click for a larger image. (©Kids Discover Ancient Wonders)
This is an infotoon about the different ways in which children can effect a difference by better managing resources. Click the image for a clearer picture. -from Kids Discover Conservation
More infotoons can be found here. Thanks for looking!
An infotoon about how step leaders create a conductive path for lightning to form. Better to be indoors before it even gets this far!
Wow! Who would've thought...
This was an illustration for Kids Discover Muscles, explaining how different muscles are used to make different facial expressions. It also serves as a guide for when I’m drawing other characters. The only drawback was that I couldn’t use kids that wore glasses. There was also a lot of mirror time in this one.
This is an image from an issue related to space and space exploration from Kids Discover. One of the activities is a recipe for cookies, so (though it’s a bit hard to tell) I used a Keebler Soft Batch cookie for the planet that the astronaut, spaceship, and rover are sitting on. This was a spread in the magazine, so the actual image is much larger and more detailed. If you’d like to see the bigger image, there’s one on Picasa here.
Making the most of THE BOX for nearly twenty years.
These are images (and sketches) that complement two points in Kids Discover Chocolate. The first being that chocolate is dangerous for dogs to consume, and the other that chocolate does not cause or otherwise agitate the problems related to acne.
First, a cartoon about checks and balances, and how the president is accountable to many kinds of people.
Then, a sketch of Bill playing his saxophone for a spot on what presidents actually do. The editor thought the reference a bit obscure, so we opted for a generic juggling dude instead.
