New artwork: He Saw and Heard Much.
Blog: #religious
New artwork: No Man Can Serve Two Masters.
Made in Blender. This also uses a displacement on a plane for the ground texture, with a little more texturing applied in post in Affinity Photo.
New artwork: Wise as Serpents, and Harmless as Doves.
This uses the Blender heightfield technique I wrote about in Prints 2.1. I made a grayscale texture — Figma for the base, Cirque + SVG filters for the circles, textures applied in Affinity Photo — and then used that as a displacement on a plane. I also exported a color map from Figma for the coloring. Little bit of fog and chromatic aberration added in as well.
New artwork: Only One. And yes, it also looks like Froot Loops or Cheerios.
New artwork: They Who Were Converted.
New artwork: As Many as Believed. And yes, my secret goal is to get y’all to think of my art whenever you see a pepperoni pizza.
New artwork: Suddenly a Light Descended.
New artwork: That They May Be Light II.
New artwork: On These Two Commandments II. I think this new (to me) style might end up being a good fit for this type of symbolic art.
For the Lord God Giveth Light
I have a new piece, For the Lord God Giveth Light, that I painted for the I Lexi exhibition which opens August 18 at Writ & Vision in Provo.
The piece is a reference to 2 Nephi 31:3. “For my soul delighteth in plainness; for after this manner doth the Lord God work among the children of men. For the Lord God giveth light unto the understanding; for he speaketh unto men according to their language, unto their understanding.” The large white circle represents God; the small yellow shapes represent God’s light; the red shapes at bottom represent us mortals in our variety.
Prints won’t be available until after the exhibition closes. (Though the framed print in the show will be available for sale.)