I had the privilege of designing the cover art for this month's issue of Sundaymag.tv. The cover article was on, "Creating An Atmosphere Of Collaboration" by Blaine Hogan.
I had a few ask for a wallpaper of the artwork so here it is. There are two sets, one with the title and one without. Enjoy
Finished wrapping up this artwork for Andy Tallman's album, Hope Rise, a couple months back. I can't say it enough, I love it when I have the oppourtinity to work with other artist.
The most exciting part about the record is that it will be used to fund the building of a hospital in Central America. Next year they will be going down to Guatemala to partner with the group who run a nutrition hospital. The are looking to expand their operation by building a second hospital to allow more children to get care.
Be sure to check out the album avaialable on iTunes.
I had the opportunity to work on a illustration for this month's issue of Sundaymag.tv. The artwork was created for the cover story entitled "Distracting the Creative Process," by Gary Molander.
This article is a must read for any artist and creatives battling with distractions in life.
Below is a screen-lapse video of the process of making this piece.
Here's free PSD download for a family teaching series. Download here.
We just wrapped up this teaching series on the Elijah. I wanted to share the graphic slides. Feel free to download here.
While I was away at my sister's wedding a couple weeks back I found out I had won the "Big Easter Contest" over at CreationSwap.com. It's truly a honor to be selected by a panel of judges made up of artist that I admire and respect.
The scripture that came to mind while working on this was John 3:16, "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."
This is probably the first verse I ever memorized and have heard all my life. However, now that I'm a father this verse has taken on a deeper meaning and has shown me a glimpse of God's love. I can't imagine what God went through giving up His only son for the sin of man kind. This has to be love in it's truest form.
This project started back in early October. It’s been a while since I’ve been able to spend this much time on a piece. Three months might not be that long to some, but for a guy who’s used to turning several projects on a weekly basis, three months is an eternity.
I've made the this series art avilable for download on CreationSwap.com here: http://cl.ly/DnI5
This is a new illustration I finished up this week. Last fall I heard a song by John Mark McMillan entitled, “Death In His Grave.” The first line of bridge, “He(Christ) cheated hell....,” stuck with me and is what inspired this artwork. I believe one can’t appreciate the light and joy of the resurrection without acknowledging the dark hell and death Christ went through.
Check out the different formats available for download here.
Here’s a new key-art piece I worked on with Colin Harman for North Point Community Church. This was used for a teaching on Baptism.
