“Andersen had the ability to articulate desires petty and profound and make them into transcendent tales.”
Last week, Lorri asked me if I had any archangel coloring pages that she could use for a homeschool party. I was planning on making some, so I bumped up my production schedule to get her a St. Michael to use. The Professor chose this picture as the most manly one we could find (with the exception of the girly hair~ his words). Well, this weekend, I worked on Gabriel and Raphael too and let me tell you, I think I'm going cross-eyed! Those pages were probably the hardest ones I've done yet. Lots of little lines. I tried to give myself a bit of a reprieve by not doing full bodies. And for an example of what happens when I leave my comfort zone, take a look at Raphael. Not exactly like the original. I thought St. Raphael was usually seen with a fish, not a child and The Professor said something about a staff which my brain translated as "spear" until well into the black lining process when The Professor decided to inform me that it is usually a walking staff. Oh well. Not starting over! No way. No how. Anyway, I hope you enjoy them. The Professor has already claimed St. Michael. I am betting Sunshine and Shortcake both choose Gabriel and that leaves Raphael to endure BigBoy's colorful scribbling. Serves him right.
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On the 1st day of Kwanzaa the Black candle is lit in the Kinara. The Black candle represents the first principle – Umoja (oo-MOH-jah): Unity
Although we've always thought of ourselves as rather minimalist, we've been realizing that we have attachments to things that we don't really want or need anymore, and have a hard time letting them go. What we are really attached to are the memories and associations the object spurs, afraid we'd lose the memory if we could never see the object again. As a solution, we started photographing things we wanted to let go of to create a digital archive of 'Memory Stuff'. It freed us up to give stuff away. Now we have a photo to remind us the tiny
Contact us for purchase inquires The Eucharist II is a sequel to the most popular of Bregeda’s paintings. The Eucharist series has become the signature card of Bregeda’s Christian symbolism. Victor uses his surrealistic art to portray the image of the Last Supper, Jesus and the idea of divine love. The paintings are interconnected by […]
But the path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day. Proverbs 4:18 The spirit of man is the candle of the LORD, searching all the inward parts of the b…
The Feast of the Purification is also called Candlemas or Candle Mass Day. It is observed each year on February 2nd. This feast commemorate...
This card explains how to light Shabbos candles. Includes: - Instructions for setup - Blessing in Hebrew and English, with transliteration - Explanation for why we light candles before Shabbos - Explanation why lighting Shabbos candles is a special mitzvah for women This card is 5x7
There are a lot of articles and reports out there giving various and often conflicting figures about the Indie book market. All seem to agree, however, that the percentage of Indie writers and publ…
At end of 2007, a group of Russian bell-ringers visited the Holy Land where they made many discoveries. Igor Konovalov, the chairman of the Society of Church Bell-ringers and the chief bell-ringer …
My post WTF is a Christian Witch has been viewed nearly 20k times this last year. It’s amazing to me how many people out there are vibing with this idea of being both a little bit witchy and a little bit Jesus-y. I mostly just wrote that post as a way to process some of my own thoughts on the
