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Alcohol Ink on Yupo

1/28/2021

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Each work is available as a reprint. You choose your size print or canvas, and Shanon ships to you.

To inquire about a specific design, please email Shanon by CLICKING HERE
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A New Thing

1/19/2021

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Original: Ink on Yupo - Digital Available
Happy New Year!

I don't know what you think, but it feels like this year is certainly off to an interesting start. Perhaps, like me, you felt 2021 was going to be one of turning over a new leaf, compared to the leaf many felt had been dealt last year.

Can I encourage you?

I believe God IS doing a new thing. But I also believe He needs many to continue to be faithful to the dreams He has already spoken of in previous days, weeks, months and perhaps even years. I believe this "new thing" has been "in the making" for sometime now.
In fact, I believe this new moment in time requires break through and forging full steam ahead into the promises of God! Right now, this break through into the PROMISES is being challenged. It may feel difficult to remain focused on the heart of God, His Word and the hope He has set ablaze in our hearts. It may way easier to sit and wonder with the world, "How is this going to be good?", when there is so much turmoil swirling all around.

God is still on the throne and in control. Jesus is still "in the boat" of our lives (if He's not, be encouraged to let Him in). Holy Spirit continues to dwell within the lives of those surrendered to the will of God.

This piece is an experiment with ink, worship, word and the moment - a place many of us need to rest in with the Lord rather than worrying. I want to encourage you to take a moment and practice visio divina - divine seeing - with this piece.

Pause and invite Holy Spirit in. Gaze. Pray. Dwell. Capture. Rest. Give thanks.
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Rest in the River

2/27/2020

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​​It’s been just over five months since the vision and purpose for the uniquely fashioned art endeavor was made clear as to the people and purpose it would serve. This past week, I completed another piece, learned several lessons, and see more clear next steps to scale what God has been doing here. Oh! And I am giddy about the artists’ retreat I am attending next week…

​When the piece I am being asked to create holds great significance, my heart grows heavy, then light, then full. I seem to always be faced with my perceived inadequacies when creating a piece, but especially when the piece is for a major birthday following the loss of someone very important. ​I don’t want to get it wrong. 
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Then, as I learn more about the soul receiving the unique work of art and I sense God’s heart, the burden is lifted. I am reminded again it is ALL Him. Once I’m in the space of creating the work of art and accompanying Scripture, dedication and prayer my heart grows full! Full of God’s love for the person and hope He will minister in ways beyond the imagery, notes and compositions. I trust and pray this piece will be exactly what God needed and the gal receiving knows her Father is with her.
​I learned an important lesson with last week’s piece – update the apps I use! I nearly missed the timeframe to create in time for the birthday delivery, because I didn’t receive the request when it came through. Lessons learned: one, ensure all apps are up to date and two, create one streamlined method for connecting with future clients. I also learned the importance of communicating estimated cost for commissioned works up front and even when not asked. Which leads to a fourth lesson learned, according to 1 Timothy 5:18, “a worker is worthy of their wages” – the time invested in each piece merits compensation. Transitioning from a corporate world where my wage was set for me, into an entrepreneurial role where I am trusting God to help me define the wage this artistic talent is worth, has been a whole new world – one where the Lord is allowing me to learn lessons and implement solutions now, before He scales to greater proportions…thank You Lord!
​If you would have asked me five months ago where the uniquely fashioned works of art were going to go, I would have shared glowingly the fresh download I sensed the Lord shared with me. If you would have asked me less than three months ago if I was prepared for the journey I had been on to become more solidified in my overall calling, I would have shared “yes, but there is more to be seen, heard and understood”. I sit here today with an eager expectation of what I am moving towards. Certainty coupled with uncertainty, ideas coupled with not having a clue, and a promise coupled with a resolute understanding I can trust the God painting the landscape and making the way. My only role as His daughter, vessel, bride and co-laborer, is to rest in Him and allow Holy Spirit to move me in the stream of His resting place.
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Resting with Him is exactly what I sense is going to take place next week when I travel to North Carolina. I am Holy Ghost giddy at the thought of connecting in person with so many who have been encouragers, edifiers, supporters and willing to respond to a question, comment, message or prayer request – just like that. I am looking forward to what will likely be a little awkward conversation at first and ending with hugs and tears and family in the end. I am looking forward to even more clarity from the Lord as He speaks through other creatives and prophetics, making His will, hope and glory known. I am looking forward to stowing away with Him for a few days and returning with a new Spirit birthed fervor and fire to continue to share His heart with those He loves deeply, through words and art. Blessings!
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Is This Happening?

2/20/2020

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​​Hello Friends! I completely missed last week’s blog post, but not because the creative flow has finally ceased. Last week was an amazingly intense God week and I simply didn’t have the grace to sit down and provide an update. Amongst the variety of ways God moved last week I was able to work on a piece for two upcoming birthdays, begin bringing a dream to life, and gained clarity on continued steps towards becoming a full-time artist.
In early January I received a text from a mother looking to have a work of art created for her daughter – her TEENAGE daughter. Now, I shared how nervous I was about creating a piece for my own teenage daughter. The same feeling rose up within me at the prospect of creating this piece. Why do teenagers intimidate me so much? Oh, I don’t know, maybe because some days I’m not sure if I am going to hug a sweet little bunny, or if I’m going to be squeezing a rabid raccoon… Kidding! Sort of. In the essence of transparency, I could sense myself dragging my feet with this piece, nearly giving into my own thoughts of inadequacy. Exactly one month from the request, I sent the first concept… “I love the concept!! It is beautiful. I am so excited about this!!! She is going to love it! Thank you so much!!”
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​With one satisfied Momma, I prayed for another. This mother requested a piece for her son’s dream to come to life. He had a very vivid dream one night regarding a Bible design – and even sketched it out. Details shared, formulated in my mind. My experience as a product development designer assisted in allowing me to create very precise features of the elements described. The first iteration was not "dead on", and I am continuing to refine towards the final piece, but the initial response from the gentleman with the dream? “Wow. That is amazing!!!” He provided direction on how specific elements needed to be modified to align with his dream and I am excited for the next chunk of time to meet with the Lord, then incorporate. I would LOVE to see this Bible to become reality for him!

Speaking of dreams becoming a reality, the Lord continues to provide EUREKA moments and clarity on the steps to take to transition into being a full-time artist that will support my family and the Rise Up ministry. In December, I really didn’t know the timing. All I had was a moment I had shared with my Husband just before Christmas. I was communicating to him what I sensed God revealing, literally sketching out a divine schematic for how I sensed the Lord intended the uniquely fashioned art to support the ministry He’s raised in my life. 

​​I was like a “mad scientist”, feverishly scratching arrows and circles filled with words to depicting the seed of a plan. It all seemed to make sense. This would appeal to his senses and logical mind. He would TOTALLY get it and be on board. When I looked up to make eye contact with him expecting to share the same buy-in… C-R-I-C-K-E-T-S. To help him finally make the leap, I added “and when I said to the Lord I can see this being a three year strat-plan, aligned with the timing of Kendra (our youngest babe) graduating, Holy Spirit near-instantly replied “Why not a year?”” ​“Uh… Ok.” He didn’t make the leap and I felt like I had fallen from the cloud I was frolicking around on.
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© 2019 Shanon Roberts. All rights reserved.
Fast forward to last evening... I brought home my belongings from my cubicle, in preparation for being moved to a new area where I will bring the next ten months of the last leg of this journey in my career to an end. My husband held my patent plaques in his hands. He then relished at the magnetic photo capturing our family trip to Florida and pit stop in Chattanooga, TN - years ago. Then, he asked if I grabbed my Swingline stapler… Such a great sense of humor, this one! I had left it at work. We burst into laughter and I shared the new degree of clarity I believed I had gained. Then Holy Spirit reminded me of our conversation just before Christmas.
“Do you remember when we stood in the kitchen and I was sharing what I sensed God wanted to do? Do you remember how I shared I thought it was a good three year strategic exit plan and God right away asked “why not a year?”
 
Like a light bulb went off he replied, “Yeah, I do.” He actually gave a head nod to reinforce the significance of his awareness.
 
“I said that. Now here we are and it will be just around one year, not three”, I could tell God was communicating more than I was saying, and it was registering with my hubby.
 
“Yeah, you did”.
 
Is this really happening? Alright, Holy Spirit, I trust you with our lives and Your plans…
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Creator, Shaping Reality

2/5/2020

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​I thought I was ready. Now I’m not so sure. My sense seven weeks ago is becoming a reality. And I am grateful for continued, gentle, leading and guiding. I recently had the joy of delivering a piece, created another and now getting very serious about God’s strategy to move forward professionally as an artist.
 
I delivered the piece to “Islands in the Stream”. It was a nice, cozy, in-person conversation with my client, whom I had only conversed with via messenger and text. Our digital interaction did not hinder my desire to want to give her a big old hug (thank God she was receptive and there were no awkward upper arms strokes). I pray the piece and special components accompanying the uniquely fashioned work of art blesses her husband on his birthday, in ways beyond my imagination. I know I already feel blessed. His wife is moving in similar ways the Lord has been leading me and I sense our friendship has only just begun.
Speaking of new beginnings, I was led to create another piece following a vision I had a couple weeks ago. I was down and out sick for several days. So sick, I was unable to minister on Monday and Wednesday nights in the community groups I facilitate. But in being “down and out”, I continued to press into the Lord. There, He shared a very promising vision with me:
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As I was drifting off to sleep, an image of ripe grapes, olives and grain came to mind. I was so excited. It spoke to me of the harvest. Then I was led to Joel 2:19:
 
So the Lord answered and said to His people, Here! I am sending you grain, new wine, and oil, and you will be satisfied, and I will never again make you a disgrace among the nations. Joel 2:19 MEV
This vision and Scripture were simply seeds to a much larger message. I am currently resting with it and have others joining me in prayer on when and how to share. Interestingly, my Pastor has asked me to discuss with him. Unbeknownst to me, the message in its entirety aligned with the teaching he is being led to share with our congregation this month. Woah. God sharing prophetic art with an entire church body, rather than one individual? This, again, is new territory and I do not take it lightly. Lord, all for Your glory and purposes.
 
Nearly seven weeks ago I shared, “I believe the Lord is setting up the freedom to become an artist full-time, as He gently leads and guides me out of my current career”. This is no longer a belief, but a fact. Can I tell you? I am utterly and entirely grateful for Holy Spirit speaking into my life and preparing me for what will be shaping up. But I’m also a bit sweaty in the palms knowing this is becoming a reality. “I can’t mess this up!” This is the thought that comes to mind. The familiar phrase has come to mind with each of the nineteen pieces created in the past four months. Then Holy Spirit reminds me of the portfolio of God’s promise and provision, and I grow giddy again for what lies ahead.
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​As I think of the horizon, I find it intriguing how I  have recently been drawn to images with high sides and seemingly apparent constraints. I’ve always preferred wide open spaces. What captivates my heart is what appears to be a glow unbound by limitations – a promise – reward even, for walking the narrow way. Of course, Scripture comes to mind: small is the gate and narrow is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it. Matthew 7:14
 
“Leads to life…” leads me to think of freedom – where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom, see 2 Corinthians 3:17. And where the Spirit is, there is LIFE – a mind set on the Spirit is life and peace, check out Romans 8:6. I love the freedom of living according to the leading of Holy Spirit coupled with the Word of God. I also love the comfort He provides within the boundaries of obedience to His voice and text. As the landscape changes, I sense a promotion to live all the more in the depths of His love, obedience to His written and spoken instructions and an audacious faith. This life of creativity in Christ is certainly a one of a kind adventure. Who knows all the places He will have us go when completely surrendered and abandoned to Him?

Blessings!
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God Dreams Now Reality

1/24/2020

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​​If there has been a “slower” week since this ride began in early September of 2019, this past week was it. The opening reception at Artlink in Fort Wayne went well, pieces arrived, and another piece began to formulate in my mind.
 
After working an eight hour day, I enthusiastically left work eager to see how the evening would play out. My daughters were meeting me to make the drive to the gallery and my husband was coming over right from work. Was this really happening? When we arrived, the gallery doors were not open and the parking lot was full. 
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THAT many folks were ready for this exhibit? ​No. There were tiny little ballerinas running around getting ready for their class. When the doors did open, I tried not to be THAT person who was looking for their pieces first, and then would look at the others. Walking counter clockwise in the moderately sized gallery, I was amazed by all the artists. Creatives represented primarily from Indiana, and a handful from Ohio and Michigan. I counted thirty-five in all. As I journeyed on around, there they were - the pieces I was led to create. Initially, there weren’t too many people there, and then the space was quite full. I wanted to hang out where the pieces hung, to hear what others thought. But I didn’t want to be THAT person either.
​After about a half-hour, our teenagers were ready to go. I wasn’t. I wanted to stay and talk with people. I wanted to see who might stop in for support. The texts had already been coming in of friends who couldn’t make it. I had the pleasure of meeting with one juror of the exhibition, Sayaka Ganz. “I really enjoyed your pieces. How long have you been creating art? I hope to see more of your work in the future.” Thank you, Sayaka, thank you so much. After expressing my gratitude for her encouragement and giving her a goodbye upper arm rub (awkward I know) I continued to enjoy the other pieces.
 
Most were abstract, many were landscape, and some were peculiar. Scarlet She Rose were the only two pieces, besides one other, which incorporated portraits. As I stood in the vicinity of the pieces, looking for those who might have made it out to see the installation, I gal walked up to me. “Do you have work here?” I had seen her in the restroom earlier. She was very artistic looking, we smiled and I was on my way. Bathroom chit chat has always been a bit difficult for me. ​I shared the pieces on display, she shared she too had pieces in the exhibit. ​She stood amazed at the piece, as I had her works of art, and then she asked, “Who are these women?” As I began to share their stories I shared on the special episode of the Shanon ​Roberts podcast, Behind the Piece: Scarlet She Rose, s​he took a deep ​breath  and even appeared misty-eyed.
​​With the “green-light” to discuss faith, she shared with me her “God moment” and how He revealed to her a unique method for creating beautiful works of art. We were Holy Ghost giddy right there in a contemporary art gallery! To make the plot even sweeter, she lives in the town where I work and we plan to get to know one another better. I wanted to give her a hug before I departed to meet up with my friend, but after the awkward arm rubbing incident, I sensed it best to slow down. I’m sure you will love her work as well. Please go check out her website, CanaryArtWork.com, and especially click on the ‘About’ tab to learn more.
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​​I have the pleasure of delivering prints this weekend and I am excited to place another work in the hands of a client I connected with before Christmas, early next week. Remember “Islands in the Stream”? His birthday is February 1st and I pray the piece blesses him richly. Finally, another piece involving grapes, olives and wheat has been dancing around in my mind as of late – my spirit senses it is a piece with a rich message – one where many will be blessed.

​Thank you for having a read! I pray health and wholeness over your life, and a stirring of your own unique creative passions to be shared with your world.

​Blessings!
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Behind the Piece: Scarlet She Rose

1/17/2020

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Join artist, Shanon Roberts, on her journey to creating Scarlet She Rose. This work of art is currently being exhibited with Artlink, a contemporary art gallery in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Shanon, a residnet of Columbia City Indiana, shares the inspiration behind the piece showcasing women who have chosen, choose daily and will continue to choose to RISE - all over the world.
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This work is composed of royalty free imagery and a photograph Shanon took herself while on a medical mission trip to Guatemala. Each photograph has been creatively altered to reflect the message of redemption and the promise of being made white as snow through the shed blood of Jesus Christ. To learn more about the passion behind the piece, please select any link below to listen to the podcast episode. Feel free to skip to 12:55 to get straight to the inspiration. Blessings!
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Thriving & Learning

1/16/2020

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​​It is Thursday, kind of feels like Friday and it has been somewhat of an amazing whirlwind since Monday. Getting back into a groove is going well. This past week I had the joy of interviewing with my art mentor, marveled at God in the ministry, completed a commission and accepted another, and look forward to my first opening reception in an actual art gallery THIS evening.

​Last Friday I had the joy of doing a LIVE interview with my mentor, Matt Tommey (you can listen to our time together HERE). ​ It was our first time interacting “face to face”, although the information​ he
has been sharing via his mentoring program the past four months has been priceless for me. I love Matt’s sensitivity to Holy Spirit. Beforehand, I had sent responses to some questions that would be a sort of guide throughout our interview. As I prayed just before joining Matt online, I had a strong sense to share about the importance of intimacy with the Lord and renewing of the mind in His Word. Good gravy I am grateful we were able to roll with God. Several folks have reached out to me offline in hopes of learning how they too can connect with the Lord in an intimate way. And well, that just makes my heart HAPPY!
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​Why wouldn’t my heart be happy?! Connecting others to the heart, Word and Spirit of God is what excites me every morning! Connection and unity was the theme Monday at noon as I met with our Mayor, CEO of one of our regional hospitals, and advocate for leading by faith, to connect with leaders in our community to unite around prayer and community development. From there I prepared to meet with our Monday night Bible study group and minister with gals from past Rise Up Commitments, and saw God move uniquely in each of their lives. Rolling into Tuesday, I was grateful to minister with my daughters, separately, and then meet with a gal who recently embarked on her commitment journey. Wednesday, the Rise Up 2020 class met and trusted God to bring healing. Go Jesus GO!

​​While in the flow of the ministry of Holy Spirit, a uniquely fashioned work of art made its final formulation in my mind and I was able to capture. An Instagram friend reached out to me regarding a dream she had. A dream she wanted to capture & frame.  ​Like each piece uniquely created ​for each 
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individual soul, I waited expectantly for the gal’s response. We have only “known” one another online for a few years now, and she has always been so encouraging. After she shared her testimony, my hope was the piece would truly resonate at the spirit level and she would sense the Lord ministering to her. “I think it’s amazing! It’s beautiful!” Heart happy…AGAIN.

​​As I woke way too early this morning, my heart was reflective and filled with expectancy for this evening’s open reception for my first ever 
art gallery exhibition. As I thought more about it, the thought began to creep in, “It’s really not THAT big of a deal. You always make a big deal about small things.” Do you ever have thoughts like that? As the morning moved on, I turned that thought on its head, with the Word of God… Rejoice in the Lord always! Be thankful in all circumstances! If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones. I am rejoicing over the opportunity to connect with others interested in art. I am thankful the Lord has orchestrated a way to creatively communicate His redemptive message to folks who may otherwise be closed off. I look to Him to help me be faithful with this opportunity He is setting before me.
Thank you for catching up, today. I pray blessing over your life and look forward to connecting with you again!
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2020 - Here We Go!

1/9/2020

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​​I need to learn new verbiage to communicate how I continue to be “blown away” by God on this creative journey. Speechless? No accurate way to express my surprise? At the risk of sounding redundant, all is true. I know I didn’t post last week, which was intentional, but there continues to be movement. The past couple of weeks I dropped off works of art for the upcoming exhibition, was led to create a piece for the beginning of the year, and accepted the invite to be interviewed live with my mentor. Insert mind blown emoji.
​If you have been following along, you likely know two works from the Scarlet She Rose series were selected for the 2020 Regional Exhibition with Artlink, a contemporary art gallery in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It was surreal to me to deliver the pieces to the gallery and know the works I was led to create were going to be joined with other artists across Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky, to accommodate the space and speak to the souls of others 
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​through creative works. My Hubby and daughter accompanied me during the delivery. My heart was happy. The opening reception for the exhibit is ONE WEEK FROM TODAY. If you are in the Fort Wayne area and your schedule is open the evening of Thursday, January 16th, I would love to catch up with you at Artlink! The reception is FREE and open from 5-8pm; the exhibition will be on view through February 16, 2020.

​Flowing from delivery of those works of art into 2019, I woke several times in the early morning hours from dreams to thoughts of being made new, God doing a new thing, and wrestling with this discontentment of the earthly body and desiring the “new” body. Thoughts turned to imagery. Imagery turned to a promise I sensed being communicated: Physical bodies being transformed in 2020. Individual bodies and collective bodies (ministries, churches, etc.) will become stronger, healthier, leaner and more whole. ​This piece is also a reminder, mess and colorful chaos may ensue 
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around us, ​but we are called to rest and trust in the light and glow of our Savior, where faith and trust grows, we are activated to then MOVE from one glorious image to the next. Since this piece was not created for a particular individual, I was led to experiment with offering limited edition prints. Those whom this image resonated with were able to respond and purchase – five folks did! Twenty-three signed and numbered prints are still available. If you are interested in this piece, please connect with me by sending me a message HERE and I will share details with you.
​The exhibition I am honored to be a part of and the limited edition prints created, along with the fourteen works of art that have been created and shared with others in the past three and a half months, are all results of taking the step to respond to Matt Tommey’s Artists Rise Up series and then committing to join his Created to Thrive Artist Mentoring program. 
​Connecting with Matt Tommey was a surprise to me, in that I was not looking to flourish creatively in Christ as Holy Spirit has led me to in the last quarter of 2019 and now into 2020. I am grateful, because Matt has truly been accessible and personable. As a result, Matt extended the invitation to me to join him LIVE via Facebook to discuss – TOMORROW – January 10th at 12pm EST. If you have no lunch plans, I would love to see you hop on and join in our discussion. Click the image he created do be notified when we join LIVE.
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As always, THANK YOU for connecting with me on this journey. As an encourager in the Body of Christ, I cannot help but do so here as well. If you have ever had a passion or gift you knew was a talent from God, consider stowing away with the Lord over the course of the next several days and ask if there is something more He would like to do with those passions and gifts. You might be surprised at His response and where He leads you from that space. If anything else, simply allowing time to rest and connect with Him will no doubt leave you energetic, revitalized and ready to press in to where the Lord has you, today.
 
Blessings!
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Merry Christmas

12/26/2019

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​Merry Christmas! I pray you and your families thoroughly enjoyed the day yesterday celebrating the life of our Savior! This past week continued to be a blessing on the art journey. I created a piece for a loved one’s birthday coming up in February, received notification two pieces from the Scarlet She Rose series were selected, and received a video of a client’s sister opening her piece for Christmas.

As I listened to my potential new client describe her husband, an image of a sailboat popped into my mind. “Does a sailboat resonate at all?” When she shared there was no significance I simply made note and continued to listen. As the week went on I had a song come to mind every time I intentionally contemplated her husband’s piece. “Is there any relevance to the song “Islands in the Stream” by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers?” Her response, “Not that I can think of”, shook my confidence to hear from God a bit – and I wondered if it had hers as well. Lord, what is the heart of this imagery and song coming to mind?
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​Their marriage is sweet and adventurous, like they’re in the midst of an exciting voyage… OK. I am going to trust You and move forward. Humming “Islands in the Stream”, collecting images and making note of Scripture, I began composing. As I sent the link, I was a bit more antsy than normal over the anticipated response. I closed my computer, walked into the living room to tidy up for the weekend and less than ten minutes later my phone indicated a response… “I am speechless. It’s beautiful. I am not a crier. I am crying.” Lord, thank You for always urging me to trust YOU.
​I was the one doing the crying this past Saturday. Remember when I shared I believed I needed to move forward with creating the She Rose series for the Artlink 2020 Regional Exhibition? I also shared along the way the pieces had been created and submitted. Artlink, a contemporary art gallery, selected two of the pieces! I was elated and overwhelmed with emotion. First, by the faithfulness of God – AGAIN – to lead and guide and then bring to pass His vision. Second, by the fact jurors holding Masters of Fine Arts degrees deemed the works acceptable for the exhibition. Third, by God’s perfect timing – and His positioning to engage with souls in the “art world” who may be ready to meet, or grow deeper with, Jesus. God, You are GOOD!
​This was my same thought as I watched the video of a Sister in Christ open her piece for Christmas. I’ve watched the video over and over, and get misty-eyed every time. God is just so good! As she opened the piece and accompanying message, she looked to her sister and asked, “Did you know I have been seeing birds all the time?” I know I was unaware. I did know, however, as I began praying and seeking the Lord’s heart for her piece, imagery of a songbird continued to come to mind. I actually thought I might be way off and messaged my client. “Is there a connection to a songbird?” Three dots to indicate typing… “She currently lives on Song Sparrow drive”. I later learned she is a worship leader! It was even sweeter as she read the accompanying prayer and expressed, “This has literally been my prayer.” Go GOD!
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What a gift from God to be able to operate in our spiritual gifts – trusting the leading and counsel of Holy Spirit – to give to others in a deep, personal and meaningful way. I would be honored to connect with you as well. If you are interested in a Uniquely Fashioned work of art for you or a loved one please send an email by CLICKING HERE. Or, if you would like to join the online community where I will share more “behind the scenes”, feel free to connect to the Shanon Roberts – Art group, HERE. Blessings!
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    Six years after laying down the dream of being a full-time artist, God is handing it back. Spirit shined and polished, the artistic gift will be a conduit to creating a variety of works intended to usher in God's glory-presence in any atmosphere, encourage through personalized works, and provide peace in the market place.

    God seems to be saying, "Now that I have your heart, let's create some art!"

    I would love for you to join me on the journey or even connect with me for your own unique piece or series. If you are interested in a piece or commision work, please contact her, HERE.

    Check out the "Uniquely Fashioned for You" page to learn how God is moving through me to create personalized pieces of art for those desiring to see from His heart.

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