Christian painter does amazing painting! You gotta see this!

Originally Posted by romans519

It didn't?.. leave you in awe? Well if that doesn't I don't know what will.

That's because you have a greater emotional attachment to the artwork.

He is very talented but some people are not going to be 'in awe' - frankly because there are plenty of people with this type of talent that do amazing work - and that of a non-religous nature.

The jumping around was kinda of annoying but none the less a great talent. I did figure that it was going to be Jesus w/ the crown of thorns - he threw a loop in there when he fliped it around - pretty cool.

[romans519]

Originally Posted by Shiloh1

That's because you have a greater emotional attachment to the artwork.

He is very talented but some people are not going to be 'in awe' - frankly because there are plenty of people with this type of talent that do amazing work - and that of a non-religous nature.

The jumping around was kinda of annoying but none the less a great talent. I did figure that it was going to be Jesus w/ the crown of thorns - he threw a loop in there when he fliped it around - pretty cool.

When I mean "in awe" I don't necessarily mean jaw dropped for 5 minutes. I just mean was it an unexpected sight. His performance, or "jumping around" was part of the show and in my opinion to help draw focus away from what he is painting so the audience doesn't figure it out before its finished. Its his style. Every artist has a style.

[Finn_Jarber]

Originally Posted by romans519

I just saw this and I had to share it with everyone here. I couldn't believe my eyes!

Christian Painter David Garibaldi Creates a Holy Image That'll Leave You in Awe - Check It Out - Inspirational Video

WOW !!!

[garya123]

Yes, I was in awe because the man has a God given talent for our enjoyment and knows how to maximize that talent. Not every artist can paint upside down. Thanks for posting the blessing and blessings right back at ya!

[garya123]

Originally Posted by romans519

When I mean "in awe" I don't necessarily mean jaw dropped for 5 minutes. I just mean was it an unexpected sight. His performance, or "jumping around" was part of the show and in my opinion to help draw focus away from what he is painting so the audience doesn't figure it out before its finished. Its his style. Every artist has a style.

Never apologize or downplay your efforts to bless. Like the man said, some are just more emotional then others and verbal about what they like but I can assure you that anyone who does see this painter at work, knows that he's got talent.