Storm Sleeper

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I wanted this to be a sign of hope: of peace and calm still being possible in the storms of our increasingly divided world, already succumbing to the effects of climate change; enjoy; God bless, Andy :)

Posted by Andrew Smith on Sun 09 Aug 11:53:41

Oh my goodness Andy. What a beautiful interpretation of the tempestuous seas that we are all facing in life. All waiting for the peace that could be ours. Such vibrancy of the use of colours too. x

Posted by Jacqueline Bartram on Sun 09 Aug 12:04:55

Thank you Jacqueline, for that lovely, thoughtful but dynamic feedback; peace and love; God bless, Andy 🙂 x

Posted by Andrew Smith on Sun 09 Aug 12:41:23

What great and vibrant colours you’ve used, the swell of the water is well done Andrew...

Posted by Linda Ann Wilson-Barker on Sun 09 Aug 12:55:49

Thank you Linda; that's great feedback! peace and love; God bless, Andy 🙂❤️x

Posted by Andrew Smith on Sun 09 Aug 13:00:10

A beautiful rendition of a storm but this also holds so much rhythm and hope of a better future Andrew. God bless you too.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sun 09 Aug 18:45:15

Thank you Carole for those really reflective comments, f; peace and love; God bless, Andy 🙂 x

Posted by Andrew Smith on Sun 09 Aug 20:23:38

Very dramatic but believable Andrew and certainly resonates in today’s world.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Mon 10 Aug 06:06:55

Thank you Tessa; peace and love; God bless, Andy 🙂 x

Posted by Andrew Smith on Mon 10 Aug 06:19:01

Thats great feedback Tessa x

Posted by Andrew Smith on Mon 10 Aug 13:39:40

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09/08/2020

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This is from the start of the story of Jesus calming the storm, intended to be a sign of hope in a world that feels incredibly full of storms just now; enjoy. God bless, Andy

About the Artist

Andrew Smith

I’ve always loved water, its movement, its colour, its power. I had the privilege of working as a hydrologist for nine years before ordination, necessarily but enjoyably observing the movement of water in full flow or even in floods. That was thirty years ago but my love for moving water has not…

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