Get a Free Greeting Card of My Painting, “Smoldering Wick”

Get a Free Greeting Card of My Painting, “Smoldering Wick”

 

 

I’ve made up cards of one my favorite paintings, “Smoldering Wick.”

I was really in some darkness before I painted this picture. I felt despair over my sins (yes, even as a Christian.) I got on my knees, with my Bible open, and just poured out my heart before God. The promise in Isaiah 42: “A bruised reed He will not break and a smoldering wick He will not snuff out…” just came alive as I prayed and saw those words.

I felt like that bruised reed and smoldering wick. But I knew God would not abandon me. Light arose in the darkness. Tears of joy flowed down my face, and my hands raised upwards to God.

I wanted to commemorate the moment of God’s presence and peace and share it with others. So I painted this picture ( 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas) to symbolize what God did for me and bring encouragement to them as well.

The original painting sold at the end of 2016–shown above in the collector’s home right after I delivered it–but I have sold several limited edition prints since then.

I’d like for you to have your own copy. So I am making up some full resolution greeting cards that you canĀ print and share with your friends. You may print off as many as you like (to be given for free only, thanks! )

The card fits on standard 8 1/2″ x 11″ paper. It has the painting description on the back, and the scripture text from Isaiah 42 written elegantly on the inside within a custom lamp design.

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Printable Greeting Card of “Smoldering Wick,” 30 x 40 acrylic on canvas by Eau Claire artist Matt Philleo

Get your printable card here

 

Please share this page with your friends! Let’s spread a bright light of encouragement to those we love.

I’d love to hear your comments below. Thanks and God bless!

Finished 48″ x 72″ Portrait of a Couple Hiking in New Zealand

Finished 48″ x 72″ Portrait of a Couple Hiking in New Zealand

I’d like to show you an acrylic portrait painting I did, a 48 x 72 portrait. I finished this not long ago, and shipped it to the client in Brunei.

Read more about the painting process here.

Here is a full image of it…

And some detail shots…

It was a pleasure to be able to paint this custom portrait for the customer. I thank God that I am able to paint portraits full-time now, and that after years of struggle my business is doing better than ever. If you would like a portrait painted, just let me know!

Have a blessed day,

Matt

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