“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?
This piece depicts the slain Egyptian and the feet of Moses standing over his body, and a Hebrew word meaning “to change” is written in the sand. Although this event in Biblical history is not a summary of the book as a whole, I feel…
This piece depicts the moment that Jonah was thrown overboard and into the ocean. An ancient basking shark is present with its mouth wide open. When reading this story, I believe that the fish was present well before Jonah was thrown overboard. Purchase Print
Most ambigrams are design marvels that display the same word upside down as it does right-side up. This painting is meant to be viewed both ways as well. The gray and tan tones reveal the face of Christ looking up from His death on the…