Sacred art was the visual language of Christian civilisation for twelve centuries. Join us as we explore its theology, history, meaning and practice.
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Creativity is a skill you develop
How to practice iconographic drawing, a look at the treasures of the Etruscan museum... plus donkeys!
This is a Repost, but significantly expanded: About a year ago, I was able to visit the famous Etruscan museum in Tarquinia, a beautiful...
Repost: From Naturalism to Transhumanism
How our bad metaphysics have led us to the edge of the abyss
Repost: from “Man the measure of all things” to engineered human obsolecence
“But That Would Take Years!” - Icon Painting Begins With Drawing
A fully rendered preparatory drawing, graphite (pencil) on paper. The purpose is to create a reference for your painting, including the exact value scale (darks and lights that create the illusion of three dimensionality). Everything left a...
Repost: No, Man is not "the measure of all things"
Repost: a path to human replacement
Lately we all know that the news is full of talk about “superintelligent” AI. All this seems to be failing to take into account the philosophical - metaphysical - presuppositions it all comes out of...
Does the West have an authentic iconographic tradition?
A perfect example of a western rendition of a traditional Byzantine “Hodegetria” iconographic prototype. Our Lady of Częstochowa, painted in the 14th c. Regular readers will immediately recognise its blending of Byzantine and western styles...
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Retired from 11 years reporting on Catholic/political issues, now painting and writing from the green heart of Italy about faith, art, history & culture, why the Renaissance is Bad, and why we are going to be OK. Really.
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