Bible Cartoon: Mark 15 - The Crucifixion - Scene 01 - Led away

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Bible Book: Mark
Bible Book Code: 4101502001
Scene no: 1 of 6

Bible Reference & Cartoon Description

Mark 15:20b (NLT)
20 [When they were finally tired of mocking him, they took off the purple robe and put his own clothes on him again.] Then they led him away to be crucified.

DRAWING NOTES:

TIME OF DAY:
Mark 15:1 states that the trial of Jesus, before Pontius Pilate took place , “Very early in the morning.” Mark 15:28 states that the crucifixion of Jesus took place at 9am. Therefore, this scene is set after dawn, but before 9am.

LIGHTING NOTES:
The sun is already high in the sky & shining down on the flogged body of Jesus, who is carrying the wooden cross that he will be crucified on. In this scene, he has stumbled & is on his hands & knees.

CHARACTERS PRESENT:
Jesus, carrying the cross. Roman soldiers (in metal & leather armour, carrying spears) & a crowd of Hebrew on-lookers. In the background, on the right, we can see various religious leaders, looking pleased that Jesus is going to his death.
Notice the 2 mice, along with an old over-ripe Orange in the foreground boxes!

RESEARCH/ADDITIONAL NOTES:
This scene forms part of the Easter series, from Mark’s Gospel.

This scene occurred within the walls of the city of Jerusalem, whilst the crucifixion occurred on the hill called Golgotha (meaning “place of the skull”), which was outside the city’s walls.

Whilst the religious leaders possibly felt threatened by Jesus (& the kingdom of God) the common people loved Him: his personality, his teachings, & his miraculous, healing powers. That is why I have drawn the religious leaders as smiling, but the crowds are tearful & sorrowful, as Jesus is being led to his death.

It may be difficult to see in this smaller version of the scene, but I have included some blood seeping through Jesus clothes, & on his face & hands, which is a result of the flogging the Roman soldiers gave him, prior to his crucifixion.

“After having their fun, the soldiers took off the purple robe and put Jesus’ own clothes on him again. Then he was taken out to be crucified. Probably only four soldiers under the command of an officer (15:39) actually went out to the site to perform the execution because John mentions that the soldiers at the cross divided his clothing “among the four of them” (John 19:23).”
[Source: Life Application New Testament Commentary.]

Here’s the scene in greyscale form, which I create before I colour up a scene, to get the tone (light and shade) right.
Mark 15 - The Crucifixion - Scene 04 - Led away - GREYSCALE
Mark 15 – The Crucifixion – Scene 01 – Led away – Greyscale