Here’s
where you can find out everything you could possibly want to know about humor
illustrator and cartoonist, Ron Wheeler. Read the incredible
story of how God clearly called Ron to create cartoons to be a
communication vehicle for spreading His Truths.
This is also where you can find
Ron’s biography his resumé,
several articles written about him, plus much, much more.
Ever need a
cartoon drawing for your project, but don’t have the budget to pay a
professional to draw it for you? Check out the thousands of images we have
available here that you can purchase on CD or download directly onto your computer.
DownloadableClipArt.com is the one place where church leaders, children ministers, families, and
individuals can download any of Ron Wheeler’s available cartoon clip art. There
are several thousand images available on this site.
Fat
Free Clip Art is a 3-CD set containing over 4,000 black and white cartoon images drawn by Ron
Wheeler. These are quality drawings … and they are all “fat free”.
CartoonWorksClipart.com is where you can find many of Ron’s downloadable clip art as
well as graphic images, screen savers, wallpaper and photographs by others.
CrossDaily.com is where you can find many of Ron’s downloadable clip art as
well as graphic images, screen savers, wallpaper and photographs by others.
iClipArt.com is where you can find many of Ron’s downloadable clip art as
well as graphic images, screen savers, wallpaper and photographs by others.
KidZWorker.com is where you can find many of Ron’s downloadable clip art as
well as graphic images, screen savers, wallpaper and photographs by others.
Free Samples! Want to try before you buy? Check out this page of free samples.
Limited
copyright: © Ron Wheeler. Permission is hereby granted for use of any of Ron’s
clip art for educational purposes in churches, schools, and for personal use
without further permission required. The materials herein are not to be used
for any other purposes without prior approval.
Find Free clip art and
other fun stuff you can use for your ministry or personal use!
Limited
copyright: © Ron Wheeler. Permission is hereby granted for use of any of Ron’s
clip art for educational purposes in churches, schools, and for personal use
without further permission required. The materials herein are not to be used
for any other purposes without prior approval.
Check out this Fun Page full of some fun puzzles and fun games you can play online … just
for fun.
Cartoon Tracts are
small pamphlets that present the Christian message in a fun, humorous way that
even the biggest skeptic can understand and appreciate.
Ron has created over 80
different titles. Over 50 million copies have been sold. Check out the examples
he has online here.
Here is where church leaders,
Sunday School teachers, children’s directors and individuals can purchase a
variety of resource materials (books, clip art, tracts, etc.) and novelty products (such as T-shirts, mugs, greeting
cards, calendars, ball caps, etc.) created by Ron Wheeler
The Adventures of Jeremiah is a
humorous comic strip Ron drew weekly for 20 years. The characters' role is to model
their Christian faith (or at least try to) in a way that is geared to make you
laugh.
Click Here to see the strip of the
week!
You can also have access to several hundred Jeremiah Strips at once for ministry or personal use.
You can order print books
of these strips click here!
These strips are also
available for republication. Contact Ron for details.

Ron’s latest and most exciting project, is a series of children’s books.
These books are wild and crazy stories written by Ron, and full of Ron’s zany
art and humor, but with a spiritual point. They are geared for the elementary
age children in all of us. Release date, to be announced.
Ron’s three
passions: cartoons, Scripture memory, and family ministry all come together in
this product.
It’s an easy to use flash card approach to building God’s Word into the hearts
of every member of the family.
Ron’s work has
appeared in publications for Christian ministries and publishing companies all
over the globe since 1980. Here is just a partial list of the organizations
that have used Ron to further their efforts at spreading the Good News.
- American Tract Society
- Assemblies of God
- Awana Clubs International
- Avant Ministries
- Baker Book House
- Barbour and Company
- Christian Ed Warehouse
- Christian Focus Publishing
- Christian Publications
- Christian Reformed Church
- Christianity Today Incorporated
- Children's Bible Hour
- Children's Better Health Institute
- Concordia Publishing House
- Cook Communications
- CSS Publishing
- CrossDaily.com
- Discovery House Books
- Evangel Magazine
- EvanTell
- Every Generation Ministries
- Faith 'n Stuff
- Faith and Life Press
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes
- Focus on the Family
- Good News/Crossway Books
- Gospel Light
- Gospel Publishing House
- Great Commission Publications
- Group Publishing
- Growing Families International
- Homeschooling Today Magazine
- Howard Books
- Kathie Hill Music
- Kansas City Chiefs
- Kansas City Royals
- Kendall Hunt Publishing
- KidZWorker.com
- Leadership Magazine
- LifeWay Christian Resources
- Light & Life Magazine
- Livingstone Corp.
- Media Embassy
- Mel Bay Publications
- National Religious Broadcasters
- Nazarene Publishing House
- Pleasant Word
- Radio Bible Class
- Presbyterian Church USA
- Regular Baptist Press
- Review & Herald Publishing
- Salem Publishing
- Standard Publishing Co.
- Stan Toler Ministries
- Strang Communications
- Teaching & Learning Co.
- The Timothy Group
- Tyndale House
- University of the Nations
- WinePress Publishing
- WORDsearch Corp.
- Youth for Christ
Do you know
someone who is interested in cartooning? Ron occasionally does speaking
engagements and teaches classes on cartooning using the latest computer
technology.
To those local to
the Kansas City area Ron hosts an occasional Cartoon Camp in his home studio. Contact Ron if you would like Ron to come visit your school or organization.
If you like what you
see here you might enjoy some of these Cool Websites too.
Ron would love to hear from you. The best way to reach him is to
fill out his Contact Ron form. This form goes directly to him.
You can also contact him at his studio:
Ron Wheeler
CartoonWorks
9818 Summit Street
Kansas City MO 64114
816-941-9221
1-877-I DRAW 4U (877-437-2948)
No solicitors please.
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Pastors, Sunday School teachers, Bible study leaders--you can order 30 "Tips for Tired Dads" for $19.95 and give them to the fathers you lead in time for Father's Day, June 18, right now...right here!
Introduction
Yes, you too can be Superdad from the comfort and convenience of your Lazyboy rocker recliner!
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Here are a few of great games you'll learn to play with your kids--all from the comfort of your favorite chair-- after reading "Tips for Tired Dads"!



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Come on, dads, admit it. When your kids pounce on you as you walk through the door from a hard day's work don't you sometimes wish you could have stayed back at the office? Don't you sometimes feel like Fred Flintstone when he opens the door and Dino tackles him on the sidewalk? Sure, there's a part of Fred that enjoys getting licked by a baby brontosaurus but there's also a big part that would rather be back at the quarry getting yelled at by Mr. Slate.
Face it! It is hard to give your all to the company store only to find there is even more demanded of you back at home. I don't know about you other dads but sometimes . . . sometimes . . . I don't want my kids around. There! I said it, and I'm ashamed of myself. My dad always wanted me around . . . at least I thought he did. But I'm a baby boomer. I'm more transparent. I'm more honest with my feelings. I'm more . . . selfish.
My dad never had a chance to be selfish. He had to milk cows, push plows, shovel manure, and then walk barefoot to school for 200 miles each way through blinding Nebraska snowstorms in July. He told me that when he went off to college his dad finally needed to buy a tractor. As for me? Growing up I whined if I had to vacuum the pool. I actually remember saying to my mom, "What! Steak again?" And if you guys are honest with yourselves you will admit that many of you also have it much nicer than your parents ever did, but you whine about things a lot more. And one of those things you whine about (maybe only to yourself) is, "I'm too tired to play with my kids."
Those feelings are understandable (they're not acceptable, but they're understandable). A little over a decade ago I was tooling around town in a hot little convertible and my only concern was which of the multitudes of women would I impress with my pearls of Spiritual wisdom for that Saturday night. Today, I tool around town in an eight year old 100,000+ mile minivan, carrying twenty extra pounds of blubber and about 20 million fewer hairs on my head. Then, I was carefree and unattached. Today, if I am not working to make ends meet, I'm spending time with my family. Then, if I didn't feel like it, I wouldn't work. Today, I generate more money than ever, but it only glances off my checkbook briefly before it goes to mortgage payments, taxes, insurance, and diapers. Then, I was beginning my interest in Christ. Today, I frequently cry out to Him for guidance and protection. Then, I was lonely and miserable. Today, I find it hard to go to the bathroom by myself, but I wouldn't want to trade places with anyone else.
So I want to do right when it comes to playing with my kids, as I am sure most dads do, but it is practically impossible to keep up with their perpetual motion. That's where I rely on my creativity to fill in the gap (I am a cartoonist after all). Here are some of the low energy things I do with my high energy kids when I am tired. You can take from these ideas, or better yet, use this as an inspiration for you to think of unique ways you can still interact with your kids when you yourself are completely spent....
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