Karen B. Jones | Kidlit Illustrator
@karenbjones.bsky.social
I'm a freelance illustrator working primarily in the children's market. I work exclusively in digital media. http://www.karenbjones.com
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All My Friends are Dead always made my kids giggle.
March 26, 2025 at 2:13 AM
All My Friends are Dead always made my kids giggle.
If no one stops them and no one is enforcing the laws against it, then... yeah.
Normally it would be the distinction between, "Can I?" and, "May I?". But let's face it, none of them are asking in either case.
Normally it would be the distinction between, "Can I?" and, "May I?". But let's face it, none of them are asking in either case.
March 26, 2025 at 2:09 AM
If no one stops them and no one is enforcing the laws against it, then... yeah.
Normally it would be the distinction between, "Can I?" and, "May I?". But let's face it, none of them are asking in either case.
Normally it would be the distinction between, "Can I?" and, "May I?". But let's face it, none of them are asking in either case.
This is 2025. None of us are ever without our computers. 📱
March 26, 2025 at 1:57 AM
This is 2025. None of us are ever without our computers. 📱
How is this MORE efficient? There have been SO many studies on this and the ONE that found a link was withdrawn after being discredited. Waste of time and money.
March 7, 2025 at 5:02 PM
How is this MORE efficient? There have been SO many studies on this and the ONE that found a link was withdrawn after being discredited. Waste of time and money.
CUSMA (the replacement for NAFTA) is up for review in 2026. I think tariffs on Mexico and Canada would violate CUSMA, but Trump will be in office when it's up for review. He could probably scrap it then.
November 26, 2024 at 3:51 PM
CUSMA (the replacement for NAFTA) is up for review in 2026. I think tariffs on Mexico and Canada would violate CUSMA, but Trump will be in office when it's up for review. He could probably scrap it then.
Absolutely. If anything, I think the (constructive) criticism is more valuable than the encouragement. People are mostly nice, which makes compliments a dime a dozen. But someone who will tell you what's wrong with your work? Priceless.
November 26, 2024 at 3:39 PM
Absolutely. If anything, I think the (constructive) criticism is more valuable than the encouragement. People are mostly nice, which makes compliments a dime a dozen. But someone who will tell you what's wrong with your work? Priceless.
Now that may be the difference. I have no idea about farm share prices, assuming we even have those here. The only direct-from-the-farm option I have is the farmer's market.
November 26, 2024 at 3:30 PM
Now that may be the difference. I have no idea about farm share prices, assuming we even have those here. The only direct-from-the-farm option I have is the farmer's market.
Our farmer's market is walking distance from the house, so I last visited it in September, I think. Still higher than Hy-Vee, which isn't exactly a discount brand.
November 26, 2024 at 3:27 PM
Our farmer's market is walking distance from the house, so I last visited it in September, I think. Still higher than Hy-Vee, which isn't exactly a discount brand.
That's great that you have a low-cost source for food. Where I live, farmer's markets are a premium experience for a privileged audience. Even at today's grocery prices, buying direct from the farmers is more expensive, not less. But I'm happy for you that it's different where you live.
November 26, 2024 at 11:28 AM
That's great that you have a low-cost source for food. Where I live, farmer's markets are a premium experience for a privileged audience. Even at today's grocery prices, buying direct from the farmers is more expensive, not less. But I'm happy for you that it's different where you live.