From the way the fire looks from paintings like “Chariot” to smoke techniques discovered in “Rabbi” to water imagery used in “Calm” and others, the painting incorporates many styles, colors and types of paint. The painting itself depicts one of the first times the Jesus appears after His death and resurrection on the shores with a fire. You can see one of His scars in the painting as well.
This painting was completed for a woman who wanted something to symbolize how, even when your life is in a very dark place, Jesus will always be there for you. He will always be there to lift you up. It is almost impossible to notice,…
The painting portrays 3 images of the Alamo. In front, the Alamo is displayed as it looked around the time of the battle – referenced by an antique daguerreotype of the building in 1849. The middle layer shows the Alamo as we know it today…
The focus of this painting is on Jesus’ eyes. I’ve heard a preacher describe them as pools of everlasting love, and I tried to show all the emotion through the eyes only here. Jesus stares directly at you (focused on you) with eternal love. His…