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Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

YW; I see that Erin Hanson has been a contributing artist in the Art in Embassies program of the US State Department.

@Waiting on him I agree; her art really is expressive....

@OzSpen I think tattoo artists in Australia are particularly privileged to be surrounded by such a uniquely inspiring environment of landscape colour environment, don't you think?

@OzSpen I concur.

@OzSpen A great place to live, I'm sure....:)

@OzSpen If someone has already a personal experience of EBENEZER - 'Hitherto hath the LORD helped us' (1 Samuel 7.12) over many decades, attested from Scripture, then why would one be expected to wait for the wheel to be re-invented with a new doctrine that is not in Scripture?

@bukka The medium is different from words, but profound also.

@Waiting on him As per your recent comments on the other thread, don't you think that your daughter, with interests in tattoo art, would especially appreciate Erin Hanson's art? I can see how Erin Hanson's style would go particularly well with sleeves and back-pieces.

@Waiting on him Great verse there to remember.... :)

@bukka I'm not sure about the last statement (the precious words and doctrine from Scripture at the Renaissance/Reformation were in the end more profoundly effective that the art imagery of the Middle Ages) but I do agree that there is a lot of sometimes untapped depth in paintings and their...

Here's her site: Contemporary Impressionism Art Gallery in San Diego California Featuring the Artwork of Erin Hanson

@Waiting on him This is good; so who is the artist?

Good observations there, @bukka .

@bukka If you are on a night shift with someone, then it's less unusual for them to tell you their inner thoughts and problems...I guess this is how it happened.....right?

@bukka Oh so they are real ppl.... :)

Yes, those are intriguing words, @Prayer Warrior

@bukka Interesting thoughts there....

@bukka is indeed a, wholesome, Biblical doctrine which is widely ignored in professedly Christian circles.