Bible Cartoon: Luke 10 - Parable of the good Samaritan SET02 - Scene 04 - Arrival at inn

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Bible Book: Luke
Bible Book Code: 4201003402
Scene no: 4 of 5

Bible Reference & Cartoon Description

Luke 10:34b (NLT)
[Jesus continued, “Going over to him, the Samaritan soothed his wounds with olive oil and wine and bandaged them.] Then he put the man on his own donkey and took him to an inn, where he took care of him.”

DRAWING NOTES:

TIME OF DAY:
Not specified in story – I made it mid morning.

LIGHTING NOTES:
Harsh, strong desert lighting. I have used warm colours on the colour wheel (yellow & oranges) as the dominant hues used in this scene. I have used cool blues & violets in the shadow areas to contrast with the warm colours of the harsh desert sunlight. Short shadows indicate that the sun is overhead.

CHARACTERS PRESENT:
Samaritan & his donkey, Hebrew victim, Inn keeper
In the original version I made the inn keeper female, but I noticed that the Bible text refers to “him”, so I needed to make the inn keeper male instead.

RESEARCH/ADDITIONAL NOTES:
There are two versions of this scene:
01) (Previous page) Luke 10 – Parable of the good Samaritan SET01 – Scene 04 – Arrival at inn.
The original drawing, which has rather grey/brown tones.

02) (This page) Luke 10 – Parable of the good Samaritan SET02 – Scene 04 – Arrival at inn.
The “new” (2016) drawing, which has brighter reds, oranges & yellow tones.

As you may notice from the titles above, there are two complete sets of the 5 scenes that comprise the story of the good Samaritan. The principle difference between them is colour: SET 01 is the original series of drawings, which have rather grey/brown tones, whilst SET 02 has brighter reds, oranges & yellows throughout the series of cartoons.


Google earth position & orientation – 31 deg 50’ 45.86” N 39 deg 20’ 36.49” E looking SW
The water in the background is the Dead Sea.
Jericho is off to the left, Jerusalem off to the right.

I researched the Hebrew word for “inn” (Malon – lodging place, inn) which I have reproduced on the inn sign, on the side of the building.