Addie's Revelations

Thumbnails: Process: watercolor or maybe acrylic Ideas: she is branded for not following Christ. Overall a terrible thing, but at the moment she is proud of her mark and her sin References:  

References: Thumbnails: Process: watercolor or maybe acrylic  Ideas: A drunken prostitute. She is a symbol of sin. The idea is a woman of sin. Sin→sin in all forms Passage: Revelation 17  

  Process: watercolor or maybe acrylic? Ideas: the beast as it is described. Coming out of both the sea and darkness. Bringing destruction and ruin with it Passage: Revelation 13:1-10 Thumbnails: References: https://images.app.goo.gl/r8xaEoLYsEMR9ChJA https://images.app.goo.gl/V7Jvv3nJ1pNJSE9RA https://images.app.goo.gl/XkthxuZpEusMudvh6

 

 Materials: Acrylic and Black Permanent Marker Process: painting canvas and then cutting out a frame and glueing it on the painting Ideas: this is the garden of Eden. This is the very beginning and it's a very happy pleasant thing. It is basic and easy to understand

  Materials: Watercolor and paper Process: watercoloring it and using a vanishing point for depth Ideas: New Jerusalem, which is where all the believers end up in the end of the world. It's a joyful place where we are in the presence of God

  Since I'm going for naive to sophisticated, the most basic and naive thing in the Bible is Genesis 1:1, the garden of Eden, one of the first things you learn in Sunday School. Inspired by Hieronymus Bosch and Pieter Bruegel's lack of a focus point. And using the framing and compositioning of Bosch

 W.I.P. :( Materials: Watercolor and paper Process: watercoloring it and using a vanishing point for depth Ideas: New Jerusalem, which is where all the believers end up in the end of the world. It's a joyful place where we are in the presence of God