The truth can be hard to hear.
When I moved to Seattle, I quickly noticed a lack of Christian communities and representation. I decided to use this opportunity to spread the good news of the Gospel with others. What I thought would be a subtle mission of sharing truth was met with disapproval and detachment from those that didn’t want to hear my message. I’ve been rejected for my faith, refused services and opportunities, and told that my message has no place in the community.
While frustrating, this lack of acceptance has driven me to wonder how someone could justify rejecting someone for their beliefs. It has also driven me to reconsider how I approach sharing the Word of God and truth about controversial topics. In efforts of bringing more people to Jesus through art and truth, certain pieces have been moved from the “Home” page. The “Mission” page is home for artwork that involves faith and social topics explored through a Christian lens. Here, you will find descriptions of these projects and will have the opportunity to purchase them.
Please, take a look around and explore topics that interest or challenge you. I encourage every Christian and non-Christian to consider the topics that make them uncomfortable and research.
“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” – John 8:32
COMING SOON: BOYS
This zine presents the argument that feminism is harming men and changing the modern family. It also debates traditional family values and the demonization of masculinity in America. It poses the question: Can feminism exist without the inevitable suffering of men?
An informational zine that exposes the opposing realities of pro-choice versus pro-life groups and persuasive arguments to end the slaughtering of pre-born babies. This product also features many photos of pro-abortion protesters and how their specific arguments relate to the pro-life movement.
This zine analyzes the many arguments for gender affirming care and offers a new perspective that seeks to abolish the practice. We need to protect transgender youth from the very thing they seek.
This 4×11 zine explores the topic of modern sex work and it’s roots in the dehumanization and degradation of women. It challenges readers to reconsider what we have considered “normal” in society. Perhaps more empowering is encouraging women to treat their bodies like the temples they are.
This zine breaks down each chapter of C.S. Lewis’ “The Screwtape Letters” originally published in 1943. It offers scriptural support and a practical application for each of the letters. It is designed to be read alongside the original book for interpretation through modern wording and applicability.
This small zine is geared towards those who have never heard the name of Jesus. It provides a basic understanding of Creation, the Fall, and why we need a Savior. It offers a practical application and next steps for new believers and those seeking the Christian faith.