Widow's Might Gallery Wrap

Observing the Temple treasury and the offerings made by those that came and went, the Lord was greatly touched by the tender heart of a lowly widow. Some would say her two mites were pittance especially in comparison to others’ seemingly generous offerings, but the Lord claimed that her simple contribution was worthy of great note. Others gave out of their excess but she out of her want, a much more difficult ask. Giving all that she had was a reflection of her true devotion to God, placing her love for Him above her own needs. She in essence gave more than everyone else; she gave her soul, loving God with all her might.

Clearly the literal size of our offering does not necessarily reflect our true devotion to God and isn’t as important to Him as is the heart behind it. Yes, at one point, the Lord did ask a highly wealthy man to sacrifice all of his many possessions to follow him, challenging his true allegiance. The Lord requires our whole hearts and will attempt to clear any barriers to them, even our possessions if necessary. Whether or not He asks us to literally let go of all that we have, His ultimate aim is all that we are that we might create a more sure and loving bond. If we in turn truly treasure the Lord and His love for us and wish to reciprocate, we must sacrifice anything that stands between us and love Him with all our might, mind, and strength.

Reproduced from the artist’s Photograph edited with Photoshop. Created 2025.

Our Float Frame is custom-made with a small gap between the frame and canvas to accentuate the edges of the artwork and give the illusion of a floating image within the frame.

Who would have thought a math and science kid would end up here? While I found great joy and challenge in the math and science  world in high school, that did not end up being the path for me. Riveted by the movie posters on the wall of Blockbuster my senior year, I knew then that whatever “that” was I would do the rest of my life. I discovered Photoshop.

With only some tinkering in Photoshop under my belt and literally no knowledge of f-stops and shutter speeds, somehow I was accepted into the photography program at BYU. Pulled into a whole new world, I found great joy in learning the trade and exploring new techniques.  Since then, I’ve explored everything under the sun in that field and worked my way into graphic design and gave much of my attention to commercial work. The exploration process was a bit challenging as it wasn’t clear in my mind what I wanted to do with my accumulating skillsets until I rediscovered what could be done with the power of Photoshop. 

While Photoshop has its reputation for warping our view of our world in the worst ways, I discovered with its power I could create new art  which if done right can edify, teach, and inspire others. For a time, I did not know what my art form was even called, but that never stopped me from making it; it simply made the uncharted path more difficult to navigate. Given much of the work is tedious and time consuming, my favorite part of the creative process is the beginning and the end. There is no thrill quite like when a connection is made and the idea strikes and no reward quite like the finished piece before you that was first born in the mind. And as with any gift God has given, there is no greater joy than knowing some art piece may help other souls on their way.

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