#iconography

Here's an old envelope icon I made. Feel free to use in your work, share any examples that you do :)

On Ancient Celtic Astrology and Naked Eye Astronomy – The Gundestrup Cauldron By Michel-Gérald Boutet, 2017 The Gundestrup Cauldron Astronomical Plates - Iconography Inner Panel One A bull representing

Language has limits. Visual thinking can help us overcome those limits. So can using words more thoughtfully.

The 20th century has both wielded an absolute assault on Christianity and its artistic tradition, but in the darkest moment, a few flames were lit, and the traditions were reborn, spawning a new liturgical

The Nativity icon, is not only the image of an event that happened two thousands years ago, but rather by its form and the hierarchy of its elements, shows us the inner working of how the Divine Logos

They have the unique ability to listen to one story and understand another. Author: Pandora Poikilos

This talk was given at the Northwest Catholic Family Education Center on October 27-28, 2017 with Jordan Peterson and other speakers. There is a vigorous return to liturgical art happening today. This

Hey steemians, What a beautiful stylized Ethereum @2:36!! :D Maybe we could start collecting (non)coincidental appearances of different coins in pop-culture and our broader surroundings. Crypto iconography!

I made this one back in the Orivesi College of Arts in 2006. We had an artist in residence there from Germany who taught us this old tehcnique for iconography, which she used in her own work that uses

This post was co-published at talanhorne.com Have you ever noticed how Jesus is everywhere? And I don't mean "everywhere" in the sense that He's divinely omnipresent. No, I mean the other kind