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I would be so sad to encounter this on a once-in-a-lifetime visit to Rome!

Today I tried painting green marble for the first time. It was so fascinating that an hour went by without my noticing! Hope St. Anne likes the inlay on her new throne.

St. Jane Francis de Chantal has hands now! Perhaps just another week of painting to get the details right?

Finally, I'm famous. My watercolor of St. Louis is on a post Rorate Caeli rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2025/06/6th-an…

Sketching a mural idea about the Incarnation with St. Athanasius writing and Bl. Fra Angelico painting.

Bread, wine, and rose petals. Dinner table is all set for Corpus Christi! Happy feast day.

Two new mural ideas sketched out this afternoon: St. Ignatius offering his sword to Our Lady of Monserrat and St. Francis and St. Dominic greeting each other with a kiss of peace.

Corpus Christi Procession in Cologne, Germany (1947).

Watercolor sketch this afternoon for a mural of St. Ignatius with the founding members of the Society of Jesus.

Photographic evidence of possibly the first painting ever to pair St. Catherine of Siena with Miguel Pro. They depict the intentional choice of suffering for Christ.

A tiny watercolor with Servant of God Stanislawa Leszczynska to encourage expectant mothers and comfort grieving mothers.

Adding some final sparkle to St. Jane Frances de Chantal. One more glaze layer, the removal of some excess charcoal, and we're done!

Blessed dies natalis of St Thomas More! St. Thomas More in the Tower, oil on canvas, 2024.

Trying to distill the family castle of St. Ignatius of Loyola into a symbol. Hmm.

I can't believe how luminous the gold leafed areas of my canvas look as a thunderstorm threatens outside my studio.

Sometimes it is hard to insist on working from life. I am very fortunate today that I found a wolf who could hold the pose. Now I need to find a St. Francis who can do the same.

Trying my hand at building little maquettes as part of the design process. This is a lot harder than Cody J. Swanson makes it look.

Working with my assistants to build the biggest canvas I have ever painted. So thrilling! 12 feet tall.