Christian life, thought, history and culture through the lens of the first 1200 years of sacred art.
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Gesso day
I thought it would be fun to start posting little workshop clips (very shaky, very unprofessional) showing some of the technical side of the painting process as I learn it myself.1 You can read all the books you want about all this, but the...
A little elementary drawing instruction - how to hold a pencil
This little quick video is to help reader John who is trying to teach himself iconographic drawing. Since most people are not taught the basics of drawing -the mechanics of it - he’s a bit hampered. He, like nearly everyone, wants to jump f...
Machines can't pray; why the AI can't produce icons
Machines can’t pray
For some reason, the day I decide to write a post about why AI image generators are incapable of creating genuine icons, all sorts of wacky things have popped up in my feeds. Guys… I’ve only been away two weeks… Wh...
Modern sacred art with pre-modern visual and theological instinct
Contemporary Artist Focus: Augustin Frison-Roche
I’m on my way home after 11 days in Aberdeen, South Dakota, to Narni in Umbria. A long way, and I’m writing this from Minneapolis airport, on one of my two long lay-overs suspended between c...
Why Christians Shouldn't Fear Abstraction (but it’s perfectly OK to dislike Picasso)
On the legitimate, non-subversive uses of abstraction in Christian art
“It is and it is not. An image is like its subject but also unlike it. Through its likeness, a sacred image helps us to establish relationship with its subject, while t...
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Retired from 11 years reporting on Catholic/political issues, painting and writing about faith, art, history and culture, why the Renaissance is Bad, why you're probably wrong about Byzantine art, and why we are going to be OK. Really.
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