A few years ago, while walking along a beach, I noticed some bright flecks of color in the sand. I […]

A few years ago, while walking along a beach, I noticed some bright flecks of color in the sand. I […]
Here are some sketches I made from the summer of 2010. I’m not the biggest fan of black and white […]
The blood of Christ cleanses me from my sins and by his wounds I am healed. It is my living […]
This drawing was part of an experimental series in which I took something that was already there (in this case, […]
Several years ago I sketched out different moments of my church’s winter retreat in chronological order on a long roll […]
Last year, while walking along a beach, I noticed some bright flecks of color in the sand. I bent over […]
This is a painting of a memory. Several years ago I was at the beach and walked along the shore […]
My cousin wanted a panda drawing for his birthday, so here it is! I used a combination of water soluble […]
I painted this for a friend. We grew up at the foothills of a mountain that sees snow only once […]
A friend of mine went to visit his grandfather’s village in China a few years back. These drawings are based […]
A couple months ago I was hiking at twilight and stopped to watch the moonrise – it moved quickly and […]
I used a palette knife to create the under painting so that there would be a vibrant texture underlying the […]
Just for fun, here are two seascapes that I painted in high school, way back in the day. […]
This is one of my favorite Instant Pot recipes and it’s perfect for fall (or any season, really). We I recently had some friends over for dinner and we served this along with roasted vegetables, green beans, and butternut squash soup […]
If you love butterbeer, you’re sure to love this butterscotch soda recipe! […]
This butterscotch syrup recipe tastes amazing, is easy to make and only has a quarter of the sugar as regular butterscotch! Monk fruit powder is used as a sugar substitute
I remember the first time I tried Elote. One of my favorite local restaurant serves “Mexican Corn Wheels” and when […]
Day 1 – 9/8/15 – The Sky
After three months of recovering from my trip in May touring famous Reformation sites in Europe (pictures coming later), the day finally arrived […]
How do we measure time? I spent a few hours one afternoon reading Wikipedia articles on man’s concept of time […]
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