| 7/5/2008 10:00:35 PM |
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caley8s
Underwood, IA
age: 21
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Just three pictures I drew in spare time, my favorite is the last one which I did for a friend, the first or second are plans for my next tattoo.
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| 7/6/2008 8:22:35 AM |
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dana1956
New Braunfels, TX
age: 51
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you are a good artist. the only thing I can draw is a glass of water from the faucet. Your pictures brought up a thought that has always troubled me but is of no consequence to my beliefs. I have often wondered why some churches as well as some people prefer crosses with Jesus on them, in a state of fleshly pain, as to one of just the plain cross, which I prefer, which says to me a state of victory. Just a thought.
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| 7/6/2008 11:22:19 AM |
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imagoodone4sure
Xenia, OH
age: 48
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Jesus on the cross is a reminder of why he was sent here for us. The humility of it, to be stripped naked and hung on a cross for all to see; very humbling indeed. JMO.
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| 7/9/2008 6:09:54 PM |
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lees224
Cohoes, NY
age: 50
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Great pics caley..I too have a son whos an artist..he has drawn pics.of Jesus I wish I knew how to post them..
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| 7/9/2008 7:00:38 PM |
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shaly777
Seagoville, TX
age: 39
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Oh darlin'...Those are really awesome! : )
Thank You for sharing that with us!! That is really good... made me smile...thanks!
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| 7/9/2008 7:04:55 PM |
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shaly777
Seagoville, TX
age: 39
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you are a good artist. the only thing I can draw is a glass of water from the faucet. Your pictures brought up a thought that has always troubled me but is of no consequence to my beliefs. I have often wondered why some churches as well as some people prefer crosses with Jesus on them, in a state of fleshly pain, as to one of just the plain cross, which I prefer, which says to me a state of victory. Just a thought.
AMEN! We don't serve a God who was bound to the cross!! His love held Him there! I agree with you! But pictures like this are different, cuz this is a picture of what our Lord went through... however we always need to follow it up with a RISEN Christ just as Casey did in his drawings....COOL!
Praise the Lord, He came...He lived...He died....AND HE ROSE AGAIN! woo-hooooo!!! : )
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| 7/13/2008 10:37:26 AM |
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cottagebithec
Utica, NY
age: 60
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Awesome talent! Thank you for sharing with us. I tend to agree with dana1956 about seeing the empty cross... it always brings joy to my spirit, because my minds eyes sees the suffering that happened before.
So your trilogy of drawings are perfect!
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| 7/13/2008 1:22:09 PM |
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lotsafuninpa
Tioga, PA
age: 67
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I also love to see the cross alone---as Jesus is no longer on it,but in heaven waiting for us.
Awesome drawings--wish I could draw--- -God bless you all--LOTSAFUN
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| 7/13/2008 10:35:27 PM |
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captpappy
Morgan City, LA
age: 53
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Folks, I truly understand that it's difficult to actually see the human pain and suffering Jesus had to endure, but don't forget, it was that very pain and suffering that washes us from our sins, not the cross from which he hung and died.
It wasn't his resurrection that saves us from our sins but the humiliation he faced, the physical pain he endured while carrying the very instrument of his death on his shoulders, the beating he took by the whip, the blood that left his body as he suffered on a piece of wood erected by Roman solders that lead to his eventual (temporary) death.
As tough as it is to look at (or think about) images that portray Jesus's suffering help me to remember this.
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Cale, you know I admire your style. Artistically speaking I like how you can get your textures across with a minimum of lines and you do very will with portraying expressions and emotions in your character drawing.
My only suggestion (artistically) is in the second image. I recognize the style as "Illustrated Story" type drawing of the human figure. (you know what I mean) I'm not so sure Jesus was quite so “buff” and a toned down musculature might make the immense weight of the cross on Jesus's shoulders a little more “pointful”
Keep in mind Cale, this is just a fellow artist's critique. Ultimately it's up to you what you want to say with your images.
[Edited 7/13/2008 10:44:13 PM]
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| 7/14/2008 6:29:13 AM |
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lucysueloo
Washington, NC
age: 41
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Beautiful, just beautiful. Praise God that he gave you this talent and that you are using it to worship and praise him. All the Glory be to God!!
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| 7/14/2008 3:51:28 PM |
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teberd
Thompsons Station, TN
age: 52
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Caley... Great talent you have been Blessed with , these drawings are awesome.
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| 7/17/2008 10:30:54 PM |
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jamiew
Franklin, NC
age: 39
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those are really good. i mean, not just "drawn realistically", but they have character! good job! wow, the pain he went through for us!
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| 7/19/2008 4:53:09 AM |
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sun_shine51
Shreveport, LA
age: 56
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You can really draw GREAT.......
God has given you an awesome talent.
  
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| 7/23/2008 2:19:06 PM |
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redddolly
Windber, PA
age: 61
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Your drawings are beautiful, I really enjoyed looking at them. God Bless you, you have a
beautiful artistic gift.
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| 7/23/2008 4:37:36 PM |
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shorterthanshor
Wauseon, OH
age: 66
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Caley, you have been blessed with a wonderful talant. Thank you for sharing with us....
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