6 x 6 inches
Fearless
Fear not, for I am with you;
Be not dismayed, for I am your God.
I will strengthen you,
Yes, I will help you,
I will uphold you with My righteous right hand.
(Isaiah 41:10)
Acrylics on canvas (6×6 inches)
Soar
But those who wait on the Lord
Shall renew their strength;
They shall mount up with wings like eagles,
They shall run and not be weary,
They shall walk and not faint.
(Isaiah 40:31)
Acrylics on canvas (6×6 inches)
Fruitfulness
This unique and fascinating fruit is associated with a powerful representation of God’s abundance and generosity, as well as His desire for us to be fruitful and multiply. It is often used to symbolize prosperity, beauty, abundance, and fertility.
Acrylics on canvas (6×6 inches)
Waiting
Be patient, then, brothers and sisters, until the Lord’s coming.
(James 5:7)
Acrylics on canvas (6×6 inches)
Fox
Foxes are most fascinating is their duality: they are both mysterious and approachable, wild yet adaptable.
Its intriguing traits is their ability to use Earth’s magnetic fields to hunt. Studies have indicated that foxes typically face a specific direction—northeast—before diving into the snow to catch prey. It suggests they may have an internal compass combines with their acute hearing which helps to locate their prey even when it’s out of sight. It’s like having a built-in GPS!
Acrylics on canvas (6×6 inches)
8 x 8 inches
Coffee Series
Coffee holds many significant roles in our lives. From the brewing to the fragrance and to the sipping from the cup all serves a source of relaxation, comfort, connection and also a recharge of energy to tackle challenges.
What coffee means to me?
Coffee is like a ‘ritual’ thing I seldom miss every day. Waiting for the coffee to brew in the morning is like a child anticipating for a surprise. I am not a morning person, therefore drinking coffee a is must refueling process to face the day.
Sipping coffee while doing painting is luxurious. A moment of calm, relaxation in the midst of the chaotic world.
Coffee symbolizes moments of connection and conversation fostering a meaningful relationship with the Lord. It has become the most precious time walking through the victories and failures of that day… with the assurance knowing I am made righteous through Christ.
Morning Distraction
What is your distraction from your morning responsiblities?
Acrylics on canvas (8×8 inches)
Afternoon Hibernation
Hibernation is not doing nothing but needed pause thinking process to untangle our knotted thoughts accumulated through the day.
Acrylics on canvas (8×8 inches)
Evening Reflection
A time of rest and realignment of who we are in Christ, not allowing distorted views or words to deviate our identity.
Acrylics on canvas (8×8 inches)
12 x 12 inches
Courage vs Tolerance
The test of courage comes when we are in the minority. The test of tolerance comes when we are in the majority.
(by Ralph W. Sockman)
Acrylics on canvas (12×12 inches)
The test of courage is truly evident when we find ourselves in the minority, surrounded by opposing opinions and beliefs. It takes great strength to stand firm in our convictions, to challenge the status quo. (Ralph W. Sockman)
The Elephant in the room
The phrase refers to a problem or issue that is conspicuous yet deliberately ignored because it is socially
uncomfortable, controversial, or embarrassing. It is metaphorical, as no literal elephant is present, but the
imagery emphasizes the size and obviousness of the issue.
So what is your elephant?
Acrylics on canvas (12×12 inches)
The earliest known conceptual origin comes from Russian poet and fabulist Ivan Krylov, who
in 1814 wrote a fable titled ‘The Inquisitive Man’. In this story, a man visits a museum, notices many
small details, but fails to see the giant elephant on display, illustrating the human tendency to overlook the obvious.
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