Merry Christmas 2018
Wishing everyone a merry Christmas!
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For my Jewish friends.
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Digital illustration
December 23, 2018
December 2, 2018
November 11, 2018
Veteran’s Day 2018
My church asked for a cover for their Veteran’s Day service.
In addition to the United States flag I included:
Dog tags to represent our military veterans. Poppies to illustrate the hope for an end to all wars. Military service seals for each branch of service (as gold medallions). References to two bible verses from John 15 and Psalm 18.
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Digital illustration
May 13, 2018
April 1, 2018
Good Friday
I did this sketch for last Friday’s Good Friday service.
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Digital illustration
February 25, 2018
The Reverend Rests
The Reverend Billy Graham relaxes on his sister’s porch in Argyle, Texas, 1981. Inspired by a file photo from The Dallas Morning News.
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Digital illustration
February 18, 2018
December 17, 2017
Sleepers Awake!
This started out as an illustration for a concert. Our church choir performed Bach’s Cantata 140 and a few other selections at the Dallas Museum of Biblical Arts. I decided to make it my annual Christmas card (even though it’s really about Advent). The inspiration comes from Matthew 25.
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I hope everyone has a merry Christmas and God blesses you throughout 2018!
November 26, 2017
Two Rules
Everything else just falls into place.
(No, this is not a “joke” cartoon, just a concept I wanted to illustrate.)
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October 1, 2017
From Dark Ages to Renaissance
With 2017 being the 500th year of the still-ongoing Reformation of the Christian church I thought it appropriate to do a painting of Martin Luther, the guy given most of the credit for starting it all.
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My goal was to illustrate how this movement helped bring the world from the stark, black and white of the Dark Ages into the color of the Renaissance. But there is also the hint of flames and smoke because with every great advance the world is also set afire.
Acrylic on canvas, 18″ x 36″