“Furnace” was and still is the painting that took the longest to complete. I tried a new technique and it was far from perfected at the time. I wanted to only use 2 colors (or really one – darker and lighter) to show Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego engulfed in the flames of the furnace described in the third chapter of Daniel. You can find them in the painting along with a fourth. Imagine being there and seeing another figure in a fire 7 times more intense than usual protecting the 3 men!
Kingdom displays two images. Jesus as a crowned king in monochromatic style, and Jesus’ agony on the cross revealed in the white and green. To show both, this visual is actually the only BiblePainting print recorded at very low light. The original painting is very…
The shark depicted in the painting is a white shark at the surface and, if you look, an ichthus symbol is present as well. The ichthus (sometimes spelled ichthys) is an ancient Christian symbol depicting a simple fish made from 2 curved lines. Sharks are…
I searched for as many names for Jesus as I could find and incorporated them into the “paragraph” – the more words used, the more detail I could show. Once the first, grueling step was completed, I used contrast layers to show the images of…