Artists embrace both talents and doubts to create works that express their faith and uplift others.
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Eva Koleva Timothy is a celebrated photographer whose parents taught her to search for light while growing up in Soviet Bulgaria; Liz Harris communicates the divinity and humanity of her subjects through her portraits.
James Madison and Lisa Delong use woodworking in their art to convey tradition, belief, and culture.
Two artists recognize parallels between the Divine, the natural world, and the making of artwork.
Sarah Winegar and Ron Richmond use art to express their faith.
Leroy Transfield and Rose Datoc Dall use their art to depict their faith.
Annie Poon explores spiritual healing; Greg Olsen seeks to capture the character of Christ.
Linocut artist James Rees and oil painter Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs strengthen their faith through art.
Brooke Bowen explores parenthood; Walter Rane paints scenes from scripture.
Bobby Martin's prints and drawings use old family photographs as the main subject; Joe Bennion crafts each of his pots with the intention to enhance the sacred experience of families sitting down together to eat.
Lyn Hovey is a master of stained glass who sculpts with light; Melissa Tshikamba applies gold leaf to her paintings to symbolize divinity and self-worth.
Eva Koleva Timothy is a celebrated photographer whose parents taught her to search for light while growing up in Soviet Bulgaria; Liz Harris communicates the divinity and humanity of her subjects through her portraits.
David Troncoso paints in the Renaissance style in order to explore what lies beyond reality; Shari Lyon works with hot wax and flame to create works of art.
Emma Taylor understands that no matter how many times she must paint over her mistakes, God sees every layer and accepts them all; Nnamdi Okonkwo seeks to touch as many lives in a positive way as possible through his sculptures.
Caitlin Connolly is a painter whose art explores the significance of womanhood; Jorge Cocco Santángelo is the originator of Sacrocubism, an art style which portrays sacred events through shapes and colors that visually capture spiritual feelings.
Rob Chipman creates reduction woodblock prints in a process that reminds him that life is a layer upon layer process; he believes that mistakes make the best mentors; Kathleen Peterson uses her figure paintings to demonstrate individual souls.
Art can provide a glimpse into God's process of creation;s two artists find Him in the details; Nick Stephens experiments toexplore how God's work throughout the ages fits together; Linda Etherington centers her art around mothers and children.
A look at the work of Rebecca Klundt, a mixed media artist with a ``construction quilting`` style, and J Kirk Richards, a painter and sculptor who is drawn to themes of service and healing.
Artists embrace both talents and doubts to create works that express their faith and uplift others.
Artists embrace both talents and doubts to create works that express their faith and uplift others.
Lyn Hovey is a master of stained glass who sculpts with light; Melissa Tshikamba applies gold leaf to her paintings to symbolize divinity and self-worth.
Art can provide a glimpse into God's process of creation's two artists find Him in the details; Nick Stephens experiments to explore how God's work throughout the ages fits together; Linda Etherington centers her art around mothers and children.
Bobby Martin's prints and drawings use old family photographs as the main subject; Joe Bennion crafts each of his pots with the intention to enhance the sacred experience of families sitting down together to eat.
Rob Chipman creates reduction woodblock prints in a process that reminds him that life is a layer upon layer process; he believes that mistakes make the best mentors; Kathleen Peterson uses her figure paintings to demonstrate individual souls.
Brooke Bowen explores parenthood; Walter Rane paints scenes from scripture.
Caitlin Connolly is a painter whose art explores the significance of womanhood; Jorge Cocco Santángelo is the originator of Sacrocubism, an art style which portrays sacred events through shapes and colors that visually capture spiritual feelings.
Linocut artist James Rees and oil painter Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs strengthen their faith through art.
Emma Taylor understands that no matter how many times she must paint over her mistakes, God sees every layer and accepts them all; Nnamdi Okonkwo seeks to touch as many lives in a positive way as possible through his sculptures.
Annie Poon explores spiritual healing; Greg Olsen seeks to capture the character of Christ.
David Troncoso paints in the Renaissance style in order to explore what lies beyond reality; Shari Lyon works with hot wax and flame to create works of art.
Leroy Transfield and Rose Datoc Dall use their art to depict their faith.
Sarah Winegar and Ron Richmond use art to express their faith.
Two artists recognize parallels between the Divine, the natural world, and the making of artwork.
A look at the work of Rebecca Klundt, a mixed media artist with a ``construction quilting`` style, and J Kirk Richards, a painter and sculptor who is drawn to themes of service and healing.
