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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 10 in |
| Type | Print, Canvas |
| Framed | No |
Our Lady of Sorrows
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I was inspired for this painting during mass one day. As it was one of my first attempts at digital painting, I spent dozens upon dozens of hours working to get it just right. My dad has been selling magnetic prints of it from his site since the Christmas after I painted it, and it’s weird to walk into random people’s homes and see it stuck to their fridge.
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Saint Therese of Lisieux
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The Supper
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The Supper
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Pope Saint John Paul II
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$10.00 – $45.00I was young the day that JPII died, but I remember vividly the feeling of loss, as though a dear friend had passed away. Of course I never actually met Pope Saint John Paul II, but when I was inspired to begin painting a series of saints his was the first image I chose. Only now do I realize why: one of his greatest messages was the call for this generation to a New Evangelization. I am this generation, and this is but one small I way I can share Beauty and Truth with the world.
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