This Week’s Painting
Nathanael, by KPB Stevens, gouache on paper I wanted to capture Nathanael's quality of openness, improvisation, and honest confusion. I'm also exploring a visual theme of order and chaos in…
Nathanael, by KPB Stevens, gouache on paper I wanted to capture Nathanael's quality of openness, improvisation, and honest confusion. I'm also exploring a visual theme of order and chaos in…
Annunciation Color Field 32, Stuart Hobbs, acrylic on canvas. by Stuart Hobbs Sunlight shines on the snow and the light dances and sparkles white and blue and many more colors.…
They Wait for the Baptism of the Spirit, KPB Stevens, gouache on paper Admittedly, this is a fairly surreal painting to accompany the Baptist's words in the Gospel of John:…
1st Sunday of Advent, by KPB Stevens, gouache on paper The painting is a combination of apocalyptic images from the thirteenth chapter of Mark's Gospel. I don't find Mark's apocalypse…
Matthew 25, KPB Stevens, gouache on paper As I painted this, I realized that it could form a kind of triptych with my two other paintings from the previous weeks,…
The Parable of the Talents, KPB Stevens, 2020 As I painted this, I thought mostly of the isolation of the man who buries the one talent (coin) that he's been…
Wise and Foolish Virgins, KPB Stevens I don't have much to say about this painting, except that I like it a lot. The choices I made while painting it were…
All Saints, KPB Stevens, 2020 For this week's painting, I imagined the saints radiating out from the sun. The saints I chose to picture are people who have had special…
Moses looks out on the Promised Land, KPB Stevens, 2020. As I painted last Saturday, I thought about how Moses, who reaches the border of the Promise Land but dies…
Moses, by KPB Stevens As I painted this small and rather weird portrait of Moses, I meditated on his asking God to "show me your glory" in this coming Sunday's…