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Number 15 of 150
Last one for this batch. I was particularly proud of the folds on his slacks.
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Number 62 of 150
This boy is walking with forearm crutches. I was to draw him as if he were walking to school wearing a backpack. I actually kind of like drawing backpacks, for some reason.
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Number 70 of 150
This boy is diabetic and is wearing a visible glucose monitor on his upper arm.
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Number 141 of 150
This is a cartoon illustration of a commercial airline pilot in her traditional uniform. It was part of a larger commission for Learning A-Z. This set depicts diverse people with recognizable...
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Number 145 of 150
Our next historical figure (or celebrity, depending on how you categorize him) is Jackie Robinson. He was the first black baseball player in Major League Baseball. He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers...
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Number 147 of 150
Harriet Tubman (1822-1913) was an American abolitionist best known for her association with the Underground Railroad, the secret network of safehouses run by abolitionist activists to help slaves...
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Number 148 of 150
This is the second time I’ve drawn Martin Luther King Jr. (1929 – 1968) the famed civil rights activist. This is one of several significant historical figures drawn for a larger project for Learning...
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Number 149 of 150
Here’s former US President Barack Obama in a tan suit. I drew this as part of a larger project for Learning A-Z. You might remember that there was a brief, silly controversy about President Obama...
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