Artisans Guild Art Sale

Depicting the First Day of Creation, this piece utilizes a limited color scheme.

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$5

This reclaimed board depicts the moment of Christ’s death when the veil was torn and there was no longer a barrier between God and His children. The shadow in the background is a reminder of Easter Morning and the empty tomb. 

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$15

This piece in on a piece of canvas board who’s first painting was imperfect. I washed the canvas in white water to reclaim it for this painting. This canvas, like us, has been redeemed by the maker. 

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$10

In lesson 2 we created a picture of a relationship that had been damaged by strife. The original are of two orbs reaching for each other was torn in half. To repair the damage I tore the painting into small  pieces and used them to create the wing of a 
butterfly. A common symbol of renewal.

 

$20

"We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life." Romans 6:4

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This piece shows the hand and arm of Jesus, reaching into water to pull up a dead skeletal arm. In the waters of Baptism, Jesus rescuse us and pulls us from death into life. Above the waterline, the dead hand has begun to show flesh once more.

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$15

"From the rising of the sun to the place where it sets, the name of the Lord is to be praised." Psalm 113:3

 

Each panel of this tetraptych shows one of the four corners of time during the day. Clockwise from top-right: Dawn, Noon, Dusk, and Midnight. In the center, across all four panels, is the silhouette of a person with hands
uplifted in praise to God.

 

$25 

God has many names, and for me God’s name is Love. His love is for all of his creation.

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$10

Reflecting on God's plan of salvation coming through a pregnancy, a gift of creation blooming in secret.

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$30

The title ascribed to Jesus, King of Kings. Our unique King of Kings was uniquely coronated. This piece shows the royal crown on a heavenly background, alternating with the crown of thorns on a background of Lent purple and crimson.

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$10

This piece puts the viewer in the perspective of Mary, as the Angel Gabriel appears to her and announces to her that she will the mother of our Savior. A being of light, Gabriel's face is obscured by the brightness, while Mary is illumined on the contours of her clothing. The light of God bursts into Mary's mundane home, occupied by simple furniture, now silhouetted. Mary kneels in humble acceptance, as she "ponders these things in her heart."

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$15

What does "Welcome home" feel like for you? What does it smell like, and taste like? What will it be like when we experience our final and perfect "Welcome home" greeting from our Savior, Jesus? For myself, I imagine my favorite comfort foods, a warm breakfast, perhaps
breakfast in bed. A big, fluffy, golden brown Belgian waffle, spread with butter, dripping with maple syrup. Comfort food. 

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$10

The base of this Advent wreath is a mirror, painted with the image of wreath, and the
opening phrase of the Advent hymn "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel." Along the outer edges are the other titles of Jesus as included in the verses of the hymn: Wisdom, Lord of Might, Branch of Jesse, Key of David, Dayspring, and Desire of Nations. The wreath comes with 5 candles: 3 blue, 1 rose, and 1 white.

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$25

This piece began as a minimalist depiction of a wedding. With head tilted to the left, the viewer will see the groom's tuxedo with bowtie. With head tilted to the right, the viewer will see the bride's gown with veil. Then, a red stain was added, representing the damage done by sin to the relationship between man and woman, and between humans and God.  Then, just as God worked restoration on his people through Jesus' saving work on the cross, this piece was brought to restoration. The red stain becomes the base for the bride's bouquet and the groom's boutonniere. 

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$25

The title ascribed to Jesus, King of Kings. Our unique King of Kings was uniquely coronated. This crown is half royal crown, and half crown of thorns.

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$15

Here the presence of God is depicted in the bright edge of the star of Bethlehem as it points to the manger. 

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$5

Time unending is represented by the white expanse of the clock face and the edges of 9 and 6 at the top and right of the canvas. Prayer is represented by a cross and heart. 

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$5

The angel Gabriel's wings frame the annunciation lily that has traditionally been 
present when Mary received the news of God's plan, and that she had found favor with God.

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$10

During creation God brought forth the creatures of the sea. This painting depicts the creatures swimming up from the depths of the sea. 

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$10

These are the wings of Gabriel as he speaks to Mary in Luke chapter 1.

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$10

Is the grass always greener on the other side?

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$40

It's always comforting to find the light on to help find your way home - and intentional act to show you're wanted home safely. What joy it will be, to be welcomed homey our light, Jesus.

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$45

I feel closest to God when among the trees of the forest. My heart feels welcomed home when I am in the woods among the trees.

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$10

Mother Mary cradling the baby Jesus, sharing a quiet, peaceful moment.

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Cross can be hung on the wall to help enhance a worship space.

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The colors and the music of heaven, and the title of Jesus, "Prince of Peace".

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A simple nativity scene, with only the Holy Family depicted, while the Bethlehem
Star shines above.

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From Genesis 1, God created vegetation on the third day. This ornament has a rose-gold flower center, surrounded by alternating light and dark sides representing day and night.

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Jesus became the Shepherd of the Sheep.

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From 1 Thessalonians 5:17 - "Pray without ceasing", the sun and moon represent day and night, while the colors of the cross represent Spring(green), Summer(yellow), Fall(orange), and winter(blue) - all year.

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From Exodus 3:14 - "God said to Moses, 'I AM WHO I AM.'" YHWH is the tetragrammaton representation of I AM (Yahweh), carved below the Hebrew spelling.

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Interconnected rings in the cross represent a happy marriage centered in Christ. Even though 'cracks' may occur along the way, Christ is able to heal and restore.

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