Introduction to the School of the Transfer of Energy
Early Fronts-piece design for The School of the Transfer of Energy, featuring a drawing of a goatsucker.
Cover for the first handbook of The School of the Transfer of Energy.
Below is a revised and very pared down introduction to what the School of the Transfer of Energy represents:
The School of the Transfer of Energy
The Institute of Signs and Levers
The School of the Transfer of Energy was established as a tool to bring a simple order and understanding to a broad range of arts, crafts and agriculture based disciplines and the outputs of those disciplines. The Institute of Signs and Levers refers to a view of those disciplines as a deliberate and purposeful technology towards the receiving, cultivation and realization of relationship to God the Father, Son and Spirit.
Thomas: New Characters
Here is the Thomas panel in it’s present state, and a detail of three new characters to the left of Jesus and Thomas.
From left, bearded disciple (not sure who), John, and Mary Magdalene.
Thomas Panel Update
Below are three details from the Panel of Thomas touching Jesus’ wounds, with the disciples gathered. The panel is 54″ x 32″.
A large group of figures making up the right half of the composition.
Thomas and Jesus.
Peter.
The working drawing.
Thomas and Jesus
Years ago I was commissioned to make a painting of Thomas touching the side of Jesus after the Resurrection. I began this drawing then but ended up doing a much simpler painting for the commission. I am in the process of preparing a large panel (for the second time) in order to paint this picture. In this post is the drawing and original painting. Following posts will explore the large panel construction and preparation and the new easel I have had to build to accommodate it.
The drawing.
Left detail.
Center detail.
Right detail.
The original painting.
In the Margins
Photos of some business taking place in the margins of larger projects.
drawings of Ezra…
Persimmon bowl…
Job Drawing
A sketch and an unfinished drawing of Job that I have been working on for the past couple of months.
Sketchbook drawing
Ink drawing of Job.
Drawing table.
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