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rstearnsart.com
The personal portfolio of a casual Christian artist.
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# rstearnsart.com
> The personal portfolio of a casual Christian artist.
## Posts
- [Minnows Under Lily Pads, 2025](https://rstearnsart.com/minnows-under-lily-pads-2025/): This is the final piece I did for a greeting card this year. It’s for a celebration of Baptism card featuring a verse from “Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing.” Come, Thou Font of every blessing,Tune my heart to sing Thy grace;Streams of mercy, never ceasing,Call for songs of loudsest praise.While the hope of endless […]
- [Lo, How a Rose, 2025](https://rstearnsart.com/lo-how-a-rose-2025/): This painting is intended for a Christmas card featuring a verse from the hymn “Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming.” This flow’r, whose fragrance tenderWith sweetness fills the air,Dispels with glorious splendorThe darkness everywhere.True man, yet very God,From sin and death He saves usAnd lightens ev’ry load. I think this is the most challenging piece […]
- [Mushrooms, 2025](https://rstearnsart.com/mushrooms-2025/): This is one of three botanical paintings I did for greeting cards celebrating loved ones. This one is for Father’s Day. I had originally intended to do a rosette succulent, but my husband informed me that that looked too much like a flower, and since he is one of my favorite fathers, I thought it […]
- [Phalaenopsis Orchids, 2025](https://rstearnsart.com/phalaenopsis-orchids-2025/): This is one of three botanical paintings I did for greeting cards celebrating loved ones. This one is for Morher’s Day. My own mother is especially fond of orchids, so I chose that flower for my subject. The card features the first verse of the hymn “Now Thank We All Our God.” Now thank we […]
- [Bleeding Hearts, 2025](https://rstearnsart.com/bleeding-hearts-2025/): This is the first of three botanical paintings I did for greeting cards celebrating loved ones. This one is for the occasion either of Valentine’s Day or a wedding anniversary. Since I was already working on another card featuring roses, I went with bleeding hearts instead. The hymn verse featured in this card is from […]
- [American Robin, 2025](https://rstearnsart.com/american-robin-2025/): This is part of a series of four bird paintings I did for greeting cards featuring hymn verses. I was more apprehensive about this painting than the other three because I thought that a songbird amidst cherry blossoms at dawn stood a good chance of looking too Hallmark-y. But I am pleased with how it […]
- [Great Blue Heron, 2025](https://rstearnsart.com/great-blue-heron-2025/): This is part of a series of four bird paintings I did for greeting cards featuring hymn verses. Herons are just about my favorite birds to draw because of their fascinating necks, but the bird’s larger size made this painting more difficult than others in the series. With the others, I found that the natural […]
- [Ruby-Throated Hummingbird, 2025
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