Picturing Scripture: Verse Art to Inspire the Biblical Imagination
Print (Hardcover)
Creating Beautiful Bible Verse Art
For the last 5 years, the in-house design team at the Faithlife Corporation has illustrated one Bible verse every day. This art has found its way onto t-shirts, magnets, and postcards—and now, a beautiful picture book. In print for the first time, art from Faithlife's Verse of the Day series paired with uplifting devotionals will encourage and inspire you.
19 designers and 31 writers invested their energy and creativity to this collection, each riffing on the timeless, inspired words of Scripture. Each designer worked hard to capture the essence of each verse in its historical and cultural context, and to design in a way that makes clear the way in which the original readers would have understood it. Then, after each design was complete, a writer reflected on each piece of art and the verse that inspired it. The result is 100 pairs of art and devotional that illuminate the words of Scripture.
Product Details
- Title: Picturing Scripture: Verse Art to Inspire the Biblical Imagination
- Publisher: Kirkdale Press
- Publication Date: 2015
- Pages: 208
- Format: Hardcover
- Trim Size: 12x7
- ISBN: 9781577996804
Sample Pages from Picturing Scripture
Reviews
4 ratings
Brandan Richardson
3/14/2017
Why did you all stop selling the Verse Art canvas prints? I can't find them anywhere and the old links for them no longer work. Thanks in advance for your response!
Kent Tisdel
2/4/2017
Love this artwork, I use it in my Sunday Bible study classes, other teaching venues at church and when ever this situation calls for high-quality artwork with the verse(s). ThanksRon Hull
10/19/2016
Heidi Ansiel
4/26/2016
Are these images available for download and use in presentations at church? I see they are posted on the instagram page - https://www.instagram.com/p/BAAM1y0GML2/?taken-by=logosbiblesoftware Is there a license needed to use them?
Tyson Heyn
1/26/2016
A great publication--the artwork and devotionals are all very enjoyable. I'm guessing that some of the "better" illustrations are being saved for a second volume, but I'm happy nonetheless. The term "coffee table book" belies the relatively small footprint of this publication--it's not far off from the format of a typical sheet of paper. For $45, you'd hope to have something a bit more substantive, but if you can look beyond being overpriced for what it is, it's definitely a great addition to your family's library.
