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.
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Walnut Long-Table, and Framed Print of Job
Below are some views of the walnut long-table as well as a colored print of “Go On, Job, Bread and Water” framed in walnut for my friend.
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.
Go On, Job, Bread and Water (Proof)
This is the first proof of the linoleum block of Job.
It takes a while to get used to the new reversed image. Here is the block itself inked up.
On the press…
Go On, Job, Bread and Water (2)
Midway through cutting the linoleum.
Go On, Job, Bread and Water
Here is the early progress on a new linoleum cut of Job in a the cave of the Erth.
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.
Moses
Here is the latest work on the painting of Moses in the rocky cleft as the glory of God passes by. It may appear complete, but there are many details and adjustments that need to be made still.
please forgive the light disturbance in the photos.
detail of Moses’ head…
Moses in the Rock Update
The most recent work on this painting of Moses in the Cleft of Rock involves the completion of the rocks and the beginning of the turf around Moses. Sections of turf remain to be painted as does Moses himself. Once those elements are completed other details to the composition will be introduced.
…and a few details…
