Traditional and electronic theaters of the mind, written, spoken and seen.
Oil on canvas, 24×36″, 2011.Certificate of Merit, Society of Illustrators-Los Angeles “Illustration West 50” show, Gallery Nucleus, Los Angeles, March 2012.Featured at the Tenth Annual Annual Shenandoah Art Gala, October Read More …
Oil on Masonite, 13×13″, 2009In the Smith estate.People’s Choice Award winner, Eighth International Art Competition, Museum of Church History and Art, Salt Lake City, Utah.People’s Choice Award winner, 2010 LDS Read More …
Adobe Illustrator, 1994Featured in Adobe Illustrator 6.0 Masterworks by Sharyn Venit, 1996. Hand drawn, scanned and then digitized original artwork for Sno’Folks, my own line of greeting cards many years Read More …
A collection of essential passages from the Book of Mormon made available by the LDS Church until the final version of a new translation is published. While I have always Read More …
Available in Traditional and Contemporary versions.Oil on Masonite, 24×36, 2014 Several years ago as I was studying the story of Peter walking on the water (Matthew 14:22-33, Mark 6:45-52 and Read More …
Click on the images below to see more details. In 2014 I began a series of paintings related to the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I continue to Read More …
Oil on Gessobord 18×36″ 2014 “Triumphant” is the fourth painting in my Resurrection series. It shows the resurrected Lord reveling in his complete victory. No man suffered more or achieved Read More …
Oil on Gessobord18×36 inchesDecember 2013Purchase Prints Painted over three days in 2013, this image depicts the Son of God bearing the weight of the world as he endures the most Read More …
The evening of May 17, 1978 was warm and humid, a perfect evening for snakes. My missionary companion and I trudged along a narrow jungle path in the coastal hills Read More …
2013, Adobe Illustrator Renovations to the chapel of the Kent Island Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were completed in August of 2013. I was asked Read More …