Scripture Art and Various Creative Conceptions Born of Love
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I began the design for this John 6:63 panel May 11, 2022. It is one of many files I lost the finished
working copy for when my new laptop needed to have the hard drive replaced, after first experiencing
other issues with the touchpad not working, and resorting to using a mouse again for everything.
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From 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Romans 6:13
I began the design for this panel from 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Romans 6:13 on May 17, 2022, also.
Somebody asked me about the glass eye in it when I posted it in one of the threads during the design process.
There is no glass eye
It is two faces that I blended together, one a painting, and the other from a real person, meant to signify being brought from death to birth in the new creation
I began the design for this John 6:37 plus John 10:28 panel on May 18, 2022.
It is another of many I lost the finished working copy of, though I have my original named by date,
which is not significantly different from the final, and I remember the changes I made. That is not
always the case, especially if they morph dramatically over time, which does happen often
1 Peter 2:4-5
I began the design for this 1 Peter 2:4-5 panel on May 24, 2022 also.
The more I worked with it, the richer I made it. It had looked like this before yesterday:
1 Peter 2:4-5
Among other things, I punched up the florals' exposure/color intensity quite a bit, and added more greenery.
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Early Christian art, from the period when Christianity was new is very interesting. Here are a couple of good videos that explore the 'Earliest Christian' art history. (1) Early Christian Art History from Goodbye-Art Academy - Bing video
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(1) The First Christian Art and its Early Developments - Lord Richard Harries - Bing video
Early Christian Art gives us insight as to the early Christians.
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(1) The First Christian Art and its Early Developments - Lord Richard Harries - Bing video
Early Christian Art gives us insight as to the early Christians.
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I began the design for this John 15:9-14 panel June 5, 2022.
Blessings and Peace,
JF
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Thank you Jesusflollower! They are digital collages That means I collect various pieces (I call them
elements), from sites which offer them free for use in personal projects, such as frames, backgrounds,
florals, special effects, and various human parts (LOL) etc, and combine them on a canvas which starts
out blank. I currently have well over eleven thousand such elements after more than four years of
searching and collecting. I make edits to most elements as I add them: sizing, colour, contrast, hue,
saturation, exposure, and do a lot of erasing and blending, especially when skin tones are involved, for it
is rare I use a face as is, since I often swap out/change the eyes and mouth and add different hair for the
figures. I have added hundreds of fonts to my collection also, so I have a wide selection to choose from
I am glad you like them! It is a labor of love for me I feel blessed to be able to do this...
That means I collect various pieces (I call them elements), from sites which offer them free for use in personal projects, such as frames, backgrounds,
florals, special effects, and various human parts (LOL) etc, and combine them on a canvas which starts
out blank. I currently have well over eleven thousand such elements after more than four years of
searching and collecting. I make edits to most elements as I add them: sizing, colour, contrast, hue,
saturation, exposure, and do a lot of erasing and blending, especially when skin tones are involved, for it
is rare I use a face as is, since I often swap out/change the eyes and mouth and add different hair for the
figures. I have added hundreds of fonts to my collection also, so I have a wide selection to choose from
I am glad you like them! It is a labor of love for me
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