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Abstract Art Piece Seeing
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Sketch Baby Cheetah Rozi
This is a sketch taken from the Cincinnati Zoo’s new baby cheetah Rozi.
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Sketch Napoleon Hill Fountain Pen
This is a quick fountain pen sketch of Napoleon Hill. It was inspired by one of my dearest friends, our Executive Pastor Jason Potter. He is one of the most brilliant men I know, and I have been blessed to learn so much from him.
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Memorial Day 2022
I see them in my mind’s eye, soldiers of every era of our country’s history. Warriors some with barely any uniform at all armed with muskets, others in every color of uniform from the sections of our history. Soldiers, whether born here, or those who’s hearts brought them here. Americans of every ethnicity and background came together because they believed in the idea of freedom. We honor all of our soldiers, both the names we know, and those unknown to us, yet never unknown to God. In every generation, there have been noble hearts who have stood to keep us free. Americans do not celebrate merely a weekend, a barbecue,…
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National Burger Day 2022
Today is National Burger Day 2022, and hamburgers are among my favorite foods. It’s what I usually want for my birthday dinner. This is a quick little iPainting of my type of burger.
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The Three Rubber Ducks – A Children’s Story
Once upon the time there were three rubber ducks, a Daddy Duck, a Momma Duck, and a Baby Duck. They were the toys of a little boy named Nick, and he loved them. He played with them every bath time. One night when Mommy scooped him out of the tub in the big blue towel, she forgot to drain the tub. All the toys, including Nick’s new pirate ship toy were loving being able to play in the water themselves. The pirate got a funny idea, he decided to use his little plastic cannonballs in his spring cannon to fire at the ducks. “I’m going to send you flying out…
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Art Unboxed – Painting Big And Small
I remember hearing some years ago an art instructor tell a student, one method to improve is to paint not only portraits, but large ones. While I didn’t try it immediately, it did leave an impression. What I have discovered is that drawing and painting both big and small images have been beneficial to my skills as an artist. I enjoy sketching small pencil drawings, as well as doing quick compact watercolors. The more I do these, the more I learn. At the same time, in acrylics my preferred painting is a 16×20 size. My two most successful acrylics, a portrait of President Lincoln and an African elephant, were 16…
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Art Unboxed What’s In Your Songbook?
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iPainting Nick’s Favorite Duck
It may seem strange, after all the sketches and paintings of ducks to include one of a child’s toy, but this is Nick’s favorite duck. If you don’t know our story, very briefly God gave two people who longed for a child our son through the miracle of adoption. To me, even this little toy is a sign of God’s love and power.
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Watercolor Young Theodore Roosevelt
Whether he was walking the streets of New York as a Police Commissioner, running a western ranch, or climbing San Juan Hill, Theodore Roosevelt has always intrigued me. Here is a watercolor of a young Mr. Roosevelt.
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iPainting Squawk Duck
Another one of the breathtaking creatures God created.
