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Showing posts with label Art and Theology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art and Theology. Show all posts

A Painting Begins: The Obedient One

After a morning of studying and thinking, I came up with the rough idea for my next painting for the Philippians series.

I started it on a 4' x 3' canvas this afternoon . . . just a brief 15-minute stint of painting, but enough to get the gist down.



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You can see other works in progress here.

Now That It's Safe



 . . . you can be born.

This was made with glue, acrylic paint, pen, and marker on vellum.

See more of my art in this style here.

Playing with ink and cut paper

I tried a new technique on a new piece as part of my Philippians series. I could use some practice with this method, but I'm happy with how it turned out.

This one's called "Because of my Chains." The two chains intersect, echoing the shape of the cross to reflect sacrificial love and suffering for the sake of others.

It's 14" x 17" scrap paper, sumi ink, and glue on vellum paper.



Check out other pieces involving cut paper.

The Purification




This image is based on text in the book of 1 John. It is the first piece I've had displayed in a gallery.

Water soluble ink on vellum.
14" x 17."

See more of my ink drawings.

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