Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

23.4.14

Happy Easter!

Risen Christ by Giovanni Bellini

Christ is risen, Alleluia!

27.5.12

Holy Face of Mary


A commissioned small oil painting, based on an image "drawn by an Italian mystic" in the Pieta Prayer Book.

It frustrated me that the book does not name this mystic, or give any other information, and I couldn't find the image anywhere else! It is lovely, though, and was a challenge to interpret. 

14.5.12

Here is a new commission I just finished for a friend:
Little Christ in a Garden
Acrylic painting.


9.5.12

Shrine at Morning


Plein air oil painting of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham in Houston.

28.12.11

Christmas Painting

This was actually an acrylic painting that I finished last Christmas. I didn't think to share it until just now. Merry Christmas!

27.9.11

Maggie


Oil on canvas portrait of my second cousin, based on a photo I took this Summer. She's getting married soon and I intend to send it as a surprise gift.

12.7.11

Angelic Twaddle Comics and Illustrations


Hello my name is Louis Hall, in my day job I'm a Marketing Creative Director for a global company, my wife and I have 6 children (a good Catholic family!) and in the time remaining I'm an artist/illustrator. I'm a native of Minnesota and graduated from the University of St. Thomas with a BA in Studio Art and completed undergraduate art studies at St. John's University, MN. Most recently my kids and I started this comic series we call Angelic Twaddle Comics, which is featured at CatholicLane. We try to present the deep truths of our faith through some wacky humor.

Here are a couple more websites that I'm responsible for. My blog on creativity and Design, Conceived Design My art website, fidostick.com


I look forward to reading/learning more about this website and the contributions of its members.

25.12.10

Angels and Holy Child by Marianne Stokes

It is always a pleasure to discover great devotional art. This work by Marianne Stokes is really well done with great attention to  draughtsmanship and design.    A Blessed Christmas to all.