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Hello Everyone! Welcome to lesson 1 in Deeper Still! In this Bible Art Journaling Challenge series, we’re taking an adventure into the depths of God! Today I want to show you how to trace with colored pencil, as we talk about God’s merciful forgiveness. Plus, I’ve got a free download for you!
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Hello Everyone! Welcome to lesson 6 in the Bible Art Journaling Challenge series, Heaven Is Calling! We’re talking about page prep and Inktense Pencils, (a real favorite of mine)! I’ve got a free traceable download for you, and cheats for how to develop your own hand lettering style.
If you’ve not seen lesson one yet, I encourage you to start at the beginning so we can go on a journey together in this free 12-part devotional series.
Carrying on from Lesson 5 on inviting God to dwell, we’re going deeper on this topic of connecting with a good God. We’re focusing on the good portion. You’ll see what I mean in the video but first, let’s look at the scripture for this challenge… [click to continue…]
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Hello Everyone! Welcome to lesson 3 in the Bible Art Journaling Challenge series, Heaven Is Calling! Join me in learning some mixed media Bible journaling techniques with Inktense, Distress Ink and Pitt Pens as we talk about recognizing God’s voice. If you’ve not seen lesson one, or lesson two yet, I encourage you to start at the beginning so we can go on a journey together in this free 12-part devotional series.
In this lesson today, I want to pick back up on a story we discussed in lesson one. Hannah had cried out for a son and God had granted her request. Years later, that son Samuel was essentially being raised in the temple under Eli, the man who first told Hannah that her request would be granted from God. Samuel hadn’t yet known how to recognize God’s voice and how to [click to continue…]
Hello Everyone! Welcome to lesson two in the Bible Art Journaling Challenge series, Heaven Is Calling! If you’ve not seen lesson one yet, I encourage you to start at the beginning so we can go on a journey together in this 12-part devotional series. In this lesson today, I want to carry on from learning about our good God, to talking about His loving pursuit of us.
But first let me say, you all have been so kind and supportive while I’ve been recovering from a cold which has delayed my blog posting the past several weeks. After a busy season last year, I am grateful to be running a new and exciting schedule, which also has given me some space to rest. I am nearly recovered which is on schedule with others in my local area, who had the same thing I got. While the cold delayed my progress on my upcoming online classes, I’m chipping away at them in the background and will be so excited to share them as they come together.
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Hello Everyone! Welcome to week 52 of the Bible Art Journaling Challenge! What an incredible year it has been! Not to worry, next year things will continue – albeit in a great different way. You can read my recent blog post, to hear about what is coming for next year. Also, be sure to look below for your free downloads too!
As for this Bible Art Journaling Challenge, how does one finish on a most epic scale, when the whole year has been amazing with you all?! I decided the only thing truly missing, was how to create an altered book cover, for your Bible or other art journals. Because it is the final challenge of the year and because you guys always tell me that you want more videos from me, I’ve [click to continue…]
Hello Everyone! Welcome to week 43 of the Bible Art Journaling Challenge! Are you one of those people, (like me), who sort of feels like the Fall/Autumn season is just another example of God showing off His majesty? 🙂 I just LOVE how beautiful the season can be and it always points me to how beautiful He is. All year I’ve been looking forward to capturing the majesty in my Bible. I want a constant reminder that every season has its time and every season has His beauty available to us.
So, I collected up a bunch of leaves and some [click to continue…]
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Hello Everyone! It is week 29 of the Bible Art Journaling Challenge! This week I’ve sensed a real key breakthrough is available for those in need. Myself and those in the creative communities around me, are standing with each of you for the breakthrough you are stepping in to and I am SO excited by the amazing testimonies which are already starting to come in!
So, before you get in to this post any further, can I ask you to go read my brief post from Tuesday if you have not yet? It’s titled, “Let’s Talk Breakthrough…” and you can read it here. This Bible Art Journaling Challenge doesn’t sit alone today. That short post is needed for you to fully grasp what I’m sharing today.
You’ll notice in that post, I shared about a bridge and today, I’m going to be showing you how to paint a bridge with Inktense Pencils! They are a huge favorite of mine for Bible art journaling and this is simple stuff anybody can do. I want to [click to continue…]
Hello Everyone! It is week 28 of the Bible Art Journaling Challenge!
I have lost track how many countless times people have asked me about how to use colored pencils in our Bibles. I am finally sharing an introductory to it all with a simple colored pencil blending tutorial while focusing on an ENTIRE [click to continue…]
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Hello Everyone! Welcome to week 20 of the Bible Art Journaling Challenge! For the first time, I want to share a tutorial on Bible art journaling which fills a two-page spread! I LOVE it! Additionally, last week I asked on my Facebook art page, if you’d all vote on what art supply you’d like me to feature next. You chose Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens and I’m excited to share three fun techniques with them! One of which, I may have just accidentally invented in my experimenting in the art studio!
I LOVE how my piece turned out and it is WAY simpler to do than it looks. Bonus! So [click to continue…]
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