It’s Not About the Church Building (New Conceptualist Pastel)
This intense painting expresses how I feel church should be.
This intense painting expresses how I feel church should be.
Listen to God, try the spirits, and if good, be obedient.
There are many ways to think about race, and painting is one of them.
The way there from here may be fraught and difficult, but we can get past it, into the light.
My last painting of spring for a while, I love the forward movement both in my walks and the season.
Here is a favorite bit from Psalm 23 depicted abstractly in pastel.
Here I have captured some of the more fleeting stages of spring in the landscape. What a wonderful season!
While Jesus knew he was to be killed the next day, this is how he spent the evening before: loving, caring, and being an example of service.
These two new paintings are a great way to celebrate Jesus’ grand entrance to Jerusalem.
This painting is the result of so much talk about respirators; instead I focused on the natural, healthy process.
I wanted to capture both the beauty of the early spring scenes I’ve been taking in, as well as the general melancholy of the time.
Check out this group show by a wonderful bunch of pastel artists.
How often do you consult a mirror? What answers do you get there?
I like these two new pastel landscape paintings that I finished for my solo show.
I captured this moment of simultaneous thrumming vibrancy and exceptional calm.
Here are a few paintings from my travels that I’ve finished up recently for the show…
This painting is steeped in metaphor about the eternality of life and the only-ness of the now.