Updated November 2024
The Holiday season is all about traditions.
I started a tradition of my own a few years ago and it's something I look forward to each year with great anticipation.
Every year I purposefully take a break from the collection that I'm working on to spend a little time putting together my annual Christmas print.
Each year they get more special and meaningful.
As I continue to mature into a Christ follower, Husband, Father, and artist, the well of inspiration and sentimentality I draw from gets deeper and deeper.
Would you like to walk down memory lane with me?
Heard on High | 2020
The chorus of angels filling the sky at the birth of Jesus had to be an incredible and awe-inspiring sight.
Crowded Barn | 2021
A crowded barn. That’s the feeling I hope you get you see this piece. What a thing for the Savior to be born in a crowded barn.
Songbird & Tannenbaum | 2022
For this one, I wanted it to seem like you just wandered upon a flock of songbirds trimming a Christmas tree. Simple and whimsical seasonal delight.
Road To Grace | 2023
I hope when you see this print, you try to picture yourself there - in the stable with the Savior or in the field with the shepherds as the chorus of angels filled the sky.
And finally...
Coming to Town | 2024
This print symbolizes the great anticipation of Ole Saint Nick filling his sack and preparing to bring the Holiday Cheer to boys and girls all over the world. Of course you'll spot some cardinals and woodland creatures ushering him on his way.
Each of these prints are like time capsules for me.
I can vividly remember what life was like when I the pieces finally came together.
And I wish the same thing for you. That you can build a collection of whatever is meaningful for you and remember all the good things in past seasons.
Merry Christmas to all!
4 comments
Will you reprint your Santa or the Partridge in a Pear Tree?
Is there anywhere that I would be able to purchase a print of Crowded Barn? It’s so beautiful
Is the 2024 Christmas print out yet?
Your work is special!
Please help me find a print of your Red Santa.
Thank you