Sketch to Caesar
“Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s. And give to God what is God’s.” I’ve been amused by this line for years. It seemed fitting to finally add it to the sketch bible collection.
~GSquared
The Sketch Supper
It’s been awhile I know, but I have finally gotten around to scanning the Sketch Bible drawings I did during Lent. Hopefully I can get them cleaned up and nice looking before the new class gets too hectic. So, without further adieu, here is he next installment for the Sketch Bible, The Sketch Supper. Hope you guys enjoy and stay tuned for some more soon.
~GSquared
A little Drawsome
Here’s a few doodles from playing DrawSome with some folks. I think I’m getting the hang of it. Now to find an iPad to play on instead I the little iPod.
~GSquared
A Sketch Little Man
It’s hard to thing of this without singing the little song that goes with it that I learned ages ago as a youngster. Good old Zaccheus, the wee little man, who climbed the sycamore tree to see what he could see. This is a great conversion story that deserves some reflection in our lives.
~GSquared
The Sketch of Abraham’s Son
Here is another fun Old Testament Sketch Bible post. This time we visit good old Abraham as he is about to sacrifice his son for God. And God, recognizing Abraham’s obedience gives them a ram to sacrifice in his son’s place. Hope you guys enjoy. I opted to color this one for a change. You can check out the black and white sketch on my deviantArt page.
~GSquared
The Prodigal Sketch
For some reason I have been wanting to do this one for awhile, and haven’t figured out how best to do it. Then it came to me that I should put the Prodigal Son in the mud with the pig. This is his lowest point, and the point we all get to at some point right before his father, and our Father come and picks us up again and makes us feel human and loved once more.
~GSquared
Poor Cupid
Is it just me, or does anyone else feel sorry for Cupid. Spending eternity helping people find their special someones and watching happy couples, yet always being alone and never having his own? Poor Cupid…
~GSquared
Fishers of Sketches
Here is a Sketch Bible post. Hope you all like it. It’s the good ol scene of Jesus calling his first apostles and telling them, “Come and follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” As a former seminarian, this was always a powerful scene for me to reflect on. And now that I am no longer in the seminary, this is still a scene that all of us should reflect on.
~GSquared
