bokomslag A B.O.L.D Story
Filosofi & religion

A B.O.L.D Story

Thru His Vessel

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  • 106 sidor
  • 2022
A B.O.L.D. Story brings 40 miniature works of art that Thru His vessel created and mailed separately to 40 different people to encourage them during the lockdowns of the COVID-19 pandemic in Spring of 2020. Each painting is associated with a Biblical verse, written on the back of the painting. These paintings are still in circulation, due to Thru His vessel's instruction to the recipient to continue to pass these paintings forward to anyone that needs encouragement. Yes, that's right, none of them have returned to the artist. So, if you happen to have one in your possession, make sure you follow the instructions so that a person that you know in your life can also be encouraged. Even better, you can encourage them with this book.




Thru His vessel is a mixed media artist who has created 500 works of art within a 5-year period. She primarily uses acrylic paint, but also is known to use old magazine strips to create colorful collages, including her most notable work "For a Single Purpose'; a work of 33 pieces that included 11 large collages from 11 people in the Bible who were of single status when they were noted for their greatest work in the eyes of God. This is her first art book which is based on 40 works of art sent to various parts of the globe during the start of the COVID 19 pandemic in 2020. Although art has been the main focal point in her life, her background also includes writing and getting her education in Counseling to help with families and children. Her artwork can be found on various media, Instagram and YouTube including her website, artdify.com
  • Författare: Thru His Vessel
  • Format: Inbunden
  • ISBN: 9781662846151
  • Språk: Engelska
  • Antal sidor: 106
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2022-06-06
  • Förlag: Xulon Press