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RosalieM
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I was just telling a friend yesterday that you couldn’t live long enough to paint all the inspiring subject matter offered by the Catholic faith!
Were the monks who did illumination and calligraphy “defacing” their Bibles?yes . i do some real life and abstract art with variouce paints but my favorate pictures are ilestrations of passages in the bible .
as a child i had a large print bible and used to doodle in the space on the page , my mother said it was sinfull to deface the bible but i thought god would be pleased that he was now in colour!i will try to uplode some of my latest pictures but i dont know how succesfull ill be (im some what of a computer cretin).
i no longer draw in bibles theres not enough space in adult versions![]()
I had not seen this post…but i see the simplicity of the statement, and the truth. It is why God asks us to come to him like the child. Completely without reservation and non conditional, just pure…Yes it pleases him much to see a childs devotion to him.Were the monks who did illumination and calligraphy “defacing” their Bibles?
So much has been done to truly deface the Bible – either physically through destruction or desecration or spiritually through misinterpretation or heresy – I believe that one child’s innocent act of childlike devotion pleases Him to no end.
I like it. I wish I could see it larger, though, to make out more details.After reading this thread quite awhile back I finally decided to put something on… I airbrushed this the other night and it is now my signature picture… I just took a picture of it with my cell phone and sent it to my email so the quality is rather poor but here it is anyway…
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Hey I’m glad you did that and told me because I never thought I could do it through mobile thanks,After reading this thread quite awhile back I finally decided to put something on… I airbrushed this the other night and it is now my signature picture… I just took a picture of it with my cell phone and sent it to my email so the quality is rather poor but here it is anyway…
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Hey I’m glad you did that and told me because I never thought I could do it through mobile thanks,
God bless
neat… I read back on some of the posts and seen where you hadn’t did art work for quite awhile. It was kinda that way for me also… I drew all the time in highschool, but didn’t do much of anything for about 5 years… a buddy of mine asked me to paint a mural in the nursery of their new house… I was scared but agreed to try it… after that I messed around mostly with oils for a few years and just lately started painting with the airbrush wich is fun learning so far…Wow, SD_Catholic, that’s amazing! Thanks so much for sharing.
Sorry I’ve been away from this thread for so long. Here’s what I’ve been up to lately:
picasaweb.google.com/amandari/Paintings?authkey=-7b5TbRSPfw
Recently I watched a movie called “Babette’s Feast”: amazon.com/Babettes-Feast-St%C3%A9phane-Audran/dp/B000053VBK/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1213302072&sr=8-1I drew all the time in highschool, but didn’t do much of anything for about 5 years…
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I never had a real jobI am just returning to the idea of creating art again after years of having a “dayjob” pounded it way down. I’m free now. (Don’t want to use the word “retired”). I was trained in fine arts when I was young, pursued art like a fool, married, had a son, became unmarried, then had to compromise to survive. Eventually my creativity diminished and then came to a halt. Now I will have the time and freedom to get back to it. I haven’t painted since before returning to the Faith two years ago (today, June 12). I know my Catholicism will play a great part in whatever I create. It will take some time to get to get used to this freedom and begin anew.![]()