“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!
Daniel knew that he would be killed for continuing to pray to only God, but that didn’t stop him. Daniel faced death and was willing to die for God. He never stopped praying. I really wanted to paint some fierce lions here, but that would…
The first chapter of Jonah describes a “huge fish” (verse 17 NIV) that swallowed Jonah whole. When people use the term biblical proportions, this large fish comes to my mind. The painting shows a bird’s eye view of an ancient ship in a rainstorm. There…
I painted this one for my mother as well, and on the same size canvas. Normally, I use 3 to 4 different paint brushes for my paintings, but, for this one, I had to use a very fine, very small brush that held a small…