
The inspiration behind my latest landscape collection Worship.
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The studio is in a mess with paint drying on my uncovered palette, brushes spread out on the paint stained table, and paintings laying in every available place I can find in the studio for safe drying, but it is a creative beautiful mess.
My latest landscape collection is releasing July 29th, and I wanted to share with you the inspiration that has brought this collection to my heart.

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Nature plays a huge role in inspiring my work. It's beautiful, has wonderful textures, a variety of subject matter, and it fills me with joy, but that isn't the main reason why it brings me so much inspiration. The creator of nature is what draws me in. His use of color, form, texture, design, proportion, pattern, and detail is proof of his perfect skill making him the ultimate master artist. When I paint from his creation, I see him and feel close to him because creation reflects the attributes of the creator.


Why title this collection "Worship"?
Worship wasn't the first title I came up with. I entertained a few ideas with one being reverence, but they didn't seem to capture the message of the collection.
I was sharing with my husband my choice to change the title to worship. I explained, we sing hymns in church as a form of worship, and The Bible tells us in Luke 19:40 that if we (people) become silent, then the rocks will cry out. We were created to worship, and God is worthy of our worship.
The beauty in our created world testifies to the divine holiness and power of God, and reminds us of the importance of true worship.
