“Perceive” depicts the blind man whom Jesus healed outside of Jericho (Luke 18:35). Despite several people rebuking him, the blind man persistently begged Jesus to heal him. The Hebrew symbols reflected in his now functioning eye translates to “I am.” How awesome to have the first thing that you ever see in this world be Jesus Christ?
I always imagined Samson as a brute. He was the strongest man that ever lived and I think that for most of his life, his arrogance and short temper fit his impressive technique to complete the cliché. It wasn’t until Samson’s last moments that he…
After the praying man in this piece was completed, I spread a thick layer of black over the entire painting to symbolize the darkness of sin. I then squeezed a sponge brush saturated with diluted red dye onto the blackness. The red dye, symbolized the…
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…
