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Follow Me.

Two simple words, easy to remember, but difficult to, well, follow.

Jesus's words to follow Him are spoken to each believer, no matter when or where we live. And while it seems extra challenging to listen to the words and take them seriously two thousand years later, when He’s not physically in the room, not looking us in the eye, not speaking in a voice audible to our ears, it couldn’t have been easy for the original disciples either, without benefit of the four Gospels neatly written and bound in a book.

We all have our challenges, but the inspiring aspect is that those challenges are not too great for the One who spoke the words, “Follow Me.”

Follow Me, the artwork, invites the viewer to step into a landscape of a beach scene – and while there is a trail, sort of, it’s not a clearly defined one, set out in asphalt and with helpful yellow lines. And where is it leading, anyway – out into the SEA?

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I am a fine art painter who creates representational images celebrating light, life, and color. A commercial illustrator for more than 20 years, I have been painting for most of my life, and in the last 13 years have focused exclusively on fine art. I celebrate images that invite the viewer to step into the artwork and experience a sense of joy, peace, freedom, encouragement, meditation, and thought. There's a lot of angry art out there, as well as a lot of shallow pop. I choose to use the abilities and experience I have to promote beauty and goodness.