ballpoint pen : 雑記帳に息抜きdrawing

[@marselo1316]

the machinery and hard surface aspects of the drawing are so fascinating because of how “organically” they are shaped while still being distinctly machine-like. Extremely cool stuff

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@DaamnJeremiah]

how it's detailed while creating the base structure is amazing. idk what goes thru their head but if im correct and those detailes are improvised, this is a stage i yearn to achieve one day.

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@Choiboi90]

drawing from memory

[@dr6770]

It's a basic form of drawing. Instead of drawing a person, draw the shapes you see in the human body and relate them in a way that looks like a human. Same with this. The artist sees the shapes and draws them individually, gradually, the drawing will mold together to create the final design we see.

[@brap97]

HIS head, what goes thru HIS head. Its a big man, its okay to say HIS.

[@mortalakira]

@@brap97what a weird thing to comment, they said they once and might not know the artists gender

[@hc1897]

How INSANE Mr Yoshitomi's shading is. He lines and strokes look almost random to the observer but the shapes are all in the artist's head and everything builds up to an amazing 3D effect. The shapes, the designs, the overall artistry ... my jaw drops to the floor. Btw I don't even like manga / anime.

[@Absoluuttinen_Totuus]

There is something for literally everyone in the world of anime/manga/manhwa. You can't say you don't "like" them, unless you have some weird personal issue with the medium. Just saying.

[@mk__._]

@@Absoluuttinen_Totuus just like how some people hate books, you can choose to not like anime. dont force your interest onto others (saying this as an anime fan).

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@Absoluuttinen_Totuus]

@@mk__._ In what way did I "force my interest" onto OP? I just said it is impossible to dislike anime, since it includes every animation style, every story archetype, every character situation, every sense of humor and every plot pacing imaginable. If you dislike anime, you either watch live-action movies only or don't watch anything at all. Pretty self-explanatory.

[@mk__._]

@@Absoluuttinen_Totuus Your wording was very passive aggressive and it seemed like you were trying to fault OP for not liking anime. Saying things like he had a "weird personal issue" just made you seem very aggressive and presumptuous. It might not have been your intention but the tone definitely felt like you were just attacking him for having an opinion different from yours.

[@hugerain3767]

This prove that passion and skill aren't bound whit media. A simple notebook and a pen in your hands create such beautiful artwork. Arigatou gozaimasu.

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@owlytedailer-sg5cq]

Your understanding of volume is insane, the way you can freehand forms like that is what I strive towards 😢

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@tubhjbadshbhi]

美しいなあ 迷いもなくスラスラと線を描けるのが凄い ASMRでしょこれ

[@フクロウ-r9n]

相応の経験と知識を積めば誰でもこうなれる…筈… なる前に精神崩壊するかも知らんけど…

[@黒水-k5y]

こんな複雑な絵をスラスラ描けるぐらい努力したのは凄いわ

[@219ghoulish9]

My dad, when he was in his 20's did an entire pen piece of a samurai riding a horse, with a flowing long red headband. Red shorts, and blood misting the air, with extreme detail. I always envy people who are good with pen

[@crypticshadows]

the line confidence is insane!!!

[@ashplayzz922]

i forgot you not only need skill to make such cool stuff but the creative imagination to come up with such designs, details in the first place

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@cloverfield_l9]

the way that he is rendering it while drawing the piece 👌

[@alwayshavebeenmoonsun]

Rendering.. That’s a digital art term..

[@cloverfield_l9]

​@@alwayshavebeenmoonsun ah well technically, the term kind of applies to both as Rendering refers to a process of creating an output, be it: Shading, Coloring, Blending, still applies traditionally...a Rendered Art so to say...👍

[@TheDrag0nSlayer]

The only people who think that is exclusively a digital art term are people who haven't studied much.

[@bearynicebear]

@@alwayshavebeenmoonsun i just want anyone else who reads this comment to know that it is wrong. rendering can be applied to traditional art

[@元斎黒柳]

アキヒト先生の画集が欲しい

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@itz_japaz]

Same😅

[@Mikel941]

Thanks for the lesson, master. While watching the video, I was surprised by how pleasant it was to hear the sound of the pen strokes. There are many good things in the digital world around us, but the act of drawing (on paper, I mean) still has something special for me.

[@defc28]

So talented all strokes mean something. A true pleasure to watch

[@CapnClutch08]

Would love a tour through his old sketchbooks

[@fortemarts]

Impressive how much detail and contrast you can get with just a single pen

[@poyobunny8508]

Wow how'd u draw like that?? It's amazing how your mental images translate into drawings💙

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@sebastienbegin2948]

draw a few hours every day and you'll be there in a couple years

[@dataloop5407]

@@sebastienbegin2948 this is completely untrue. Many artists even professionals never reach this level of mastery. He has an inborn talent to be able to know the exact lines he needs to transfer from his idea to page. Kinda of like savant syndrome. Kim Jung Gi had something similar as well. Just because you don't have this talent however, does not mean your a bad artist. Its just something that comes naturally to others. Just like there are fantastic artists like Irshad Karim (aka Uncomfortable) has a condition where he is unable to visualize anything in his head. Most of his creative work is through heavy referencing of ideas and trial and error. What this man has is a talent to completely visualize something in his head to the point that its almost real. I can do something similar but my images are monotone only, I'm unable to visualize colors.

[@tardogungas7236]

@@dataloop5407 anyone can learn this if they put in the time. it may come easier to some, but anyone can do it.

[@theteddychannel8529]

@@dataloop5407so, if you say this is thanks to talent, and you say you have "something similar", then you are able to draw like him, right?

[@TheArmoredScarecrow]

I thought everyone who draws can do this I didn’t know it was so special. You’re an amazing artist Mr. Akihito. It reminds me of Yoji Shinkawa, it’s beautiful.

[@koreanese9602]

if ure able to visualize perspective and a variety of organic shapes on that same point while shading it at the same time to create multiple drawings in 20 minutes as well then ure really great

[@TheArmoredScarecrow]

@@koreanese9602 What I was saying is through drawing for a long time I learned how to visualize perspective. I don’t use shapes because I can visualize and draw. I taught myself shading, but no I can’t do multiple drawings at a time because I tend to take a lot of time on detail.

[@MagnetDzn]

No way you actually thought that tf lol

[@TheArmoredScarecrow]

@@MagnetDzn I don’t like to brag, so I keep a lot to myself. I guess most artists don’t believe in their talent. If I have talent.😊

[@WarChanGaming]

Ohhh... Now i got a good channel to learn how to draw.. Thanks Felix... Now.... time to practice..........

[@Yin_no]

Such precise lines... incredible, not to mention the shading as well

[@Equix318]

The detail and everything!!!❤❤❤

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@llllllllIIIIIIIIIII]

I rarely saw such mastery. The symetric precision and all!

[@bIgbadanimechannel]

Love the ink work!! Killing it :D Much respect from a new subscriber!!

[@Rena-yp7vp]

SARASAのボールペンに親近感が湧く、。

[@KING-ui4sk]

Big brother I love your drawing I also want to become a manga artist I know it is hard become a manga artist but I am learning from you So please don,t stop uploading videos 😊😊😊😊😊😊# Love from India

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@rdeez5974]

So cool to watch, love that style.

[@liberioescriba6158]

We have the best teacher giving us master classes for free. Trully unvaluable. Arigatou, Akihito Sensei.

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@rukum283]

俺の知ってる赤ボールペンはこんな鮮やかな色を出さない。

[@cyr4062]

more of these pls that was INSANE i need MORE !!

[@julioomarbautista1552]

Arte, maestro!!!!

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@tubhjbadshbhi]

急いで文を書いている時次はこれを書こうと頭に浮かんでいるように、描いているうちに次のステップが見えるんだろうな

[@vlxdzmxr]

Если что-то выглядит легко - это значит, что это делает профессионал...

[@EMMmaximino]

i don't now what ball point he's using, but i do prefer the pilot g-2 07 for red, and uniball signo for black

[@macario1885]

Por un lado me hace sentir envidia y por el otro me hace sentir inspiración para practicar.

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@abIaixan]

0:03 what kind of pen is this?

[@TheOGDifs]

I'm not an ASMR guy, but this is my new visual and audio ASMR

[@SuusJe_]

I love your style 🙏🏼

[@yamomoon]

U make it look so easy 😭

[@Bullbon...]

こんなスラスラかけたら楽しいだろうな～

[@dwayneshields7995]

How do u draw that good to where u make the right lines for the right illusions. And never have to go back over it .....Imma practice

[@shijinari-akane]

息抜き、なるほどwうわーお凄いなぁ空間把握✨

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@usa8067]

筆順みれるのええなぁぁ

[@carloscanales3183]

Not sure what is being used, but I used to love using V5 roller ball pens to draw. These days I like a nice Pilot G2 .7mm and .5mm for fine detail. But my drawings are lame.

[@thisisanameyoudontlike9226]

Some of you people seriously need to consider being a hired doodler for some comic/manga people out there. You guys could make wonders and get PAID for it🥺

[@blurdt]

Do you visually see the thing you want to draw in your mind? Or you just had an idea of it and connecting it with shapes?

[@DaamnJeremiah]

i wonder the same. i guess the overall structure appears beforehand and whilst you draw, and details look like some what improvise, combination of many experience with the original thought in mind.

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@demoneyesjosh]

How do you do that? I would love to be able to draw a very active imagination and wish I could put stuff like that on paper. It's amazing! One of the coolest talents ever. I would rather be able to draw than sing or play an instrument or something like that

[@davidmcleod1760]

Akihito Yoshitomi in 30 mins: ah what beautifully drawn characters I have here. Me in 30 mins: I don't know how but this potato looks like it needs a hospital bed and a surgeon to save it.

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@trippdawg3337]

​@@faith9505stop spamming people you zealot 😂

[@spcmttrs]

This is wonderful. Great work.

[@dreamerski]

subscribed to the ch on the opening ad before the video ... amazing thumbnail/ that picture is my face right now

[@ThunderstruckElectronix]

what type of cyberpunk kim jung gi vodo is this?

[@tanishnaidu]

nice to draw along

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle

[@Oligames-jb1tj]

Virei seu fa amigo ensina nois sou do Brasil🇧🇷

[@MrDuckPants]

Very very impressive.

[@RosyAssenio]

did you graduate from an art college, or is it a hobby of yours that you practice all the time?

[@manuelstritt5300]

very nice work

[@Mrthrope]

Amazing! How do you draw without shapes?

[@MapleBaconDelight20]

Gotta love that gum chewing spit sound, yum

[@denmasterben2348]

this is awesome!!!

[@metascroom]

bro did drawings that would take me months in the span of 5 minutes

[@hypercloudnine]

so inspiring..! i love it

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@егорназаров-д8й]

cool sci fi art .

[@GodOfGarbagio]

wow this is amazing

[@blue.-yg2yw]

Pretty, pretty cool.

[@FNGalcatraz]

Goes to show you don’t need fancy stuff like iPads or copics to make amazing art , traditional basics is enoug

[@ninetofiverecordings]

really amazing

[@nezox_l_b_8931]

good sketch

[@charlieringor4187]

Amazing 🙏

[@bxnkaii]

bro grabs the image from his mind and slapped it directly on the paper

[@GeekX3010]

In a notebook with an agenda, cool!

[@JustinGonzález-j8f]

¡¡¿¿Cómo se dibuja así??!! Yo también quiero hacerlo 😦 ¿Cómo se hace?

[@dengosoytb]

simplesmente fantástico

[@BigBammer]

how do people just pull this shit out of their head? i cant fathom it lol. So talented!

[@chrisgames6613]

Very Cool.

[@ПолинаПетренко-ш8р]

Очень красиво ❤

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@RosyAssenio]

since what age and how often do you draw?

[@eioclementi1355]

Practise is one thing ,knowing is something else...someone who knows will never need to practise again.

[@adamheeley285]

Cool stuff

[@aledor8854]

I realise that i am the problem, i don´t need an Ipad or expensive tools if I am bad at drawing

[@MegaPieru3000]

Great 👍🏻🤩✨

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@unkno0wonly]

I love it

[@erudielleyva7274]

Saludos desde México, maestro.

[@faith9505]

La vocación primaria de la Iglesia Exteriormente parecen personas justas, pero interiormente sus corazones están llenos de hipocresía e ilegalidad. - Mateo 23:28 Durante su ministerio público, Jesús no tuvo ningún problema en llegar a los pobres de la sociedad. Pero, sorprendentemente, tuvo un tiempo casi imposible para llegar a personas religiosas y morales que estaban bajo la ilusión de que los rituales externos y la buena vida los hacían aceptables para Dios. Los fariseos eran moralistas en extremo, tan cuidadosos en mantener lo que eran, en su percepción, incluso los puntos más pequeños de la ley. Pero el resultado fue una sensación de autosatisfacción. Creían que, por lo que habían hecho, habían obtenido la aprobación de Dios. Estaban tan ciegos espiritualmente que cuando Dios en forma humana caminó entre ellos, no recibieron su mensaje e incluso lo mataron. Jesús lo resumió bien cuando dijo: "Qué tristezas te esperan profesores de derecho religioso y fariseos. Hipócritas! Porque son como tumbas encaladas y hermosas por fuera, pero llenas por dentro de huesos de personas muertas y toda clase de impureza. Exteriormente parecen justos, pero interiormente sus corazones están llenos de hipocresía e ilegalidad." Mateo 23:27-28 En otras palabras, estamos perdiendo cuando nos enfocamos solo en el extranjero. Primero debemos cuidar el interior. Esto nos lleva al llamado primario de la Iglesia de hoy. Se trata sólo de tratar de detener la propagación de la corrupción en nuestra sociedad? Se trata sólo de tratar de dar la bienvenida a candidatos políticos que reflejen nuestros valores? Incluso si tenemos cierto éxito en la aprobación de algunas leyes, incluso si elegimos candidatos que reflejen nuestros valores, todavía no está llegando al meollo del asunto. Eso es porque cuando las personas realmente encuentran a Jesucristo, Él Cambia su estilo de vida. Nuestro mandato claro, dado por los labios de Jesús mismo, es este: "ID y haced discípulos a todas las naciones, bautizándolos en el nombre del Padre, del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo. Enseñad a estos nuevos discípulos a obedecer todos los mandamientos que os he dado " Mateo 28: 19-20 Si permitimos que otras cosas nos perjudiquen ese llamado, entonces lo estamos perdiendo. Jesús dijo: "primero lava el interior de la copa y del plato, y luego el exterior quedará limpio también" (Mateo 23: 26). Ahí es donde debemos concentrar nuestros esfuerzos. Por sí misma, la moralidad conduce a la justicia propia. Incluso puede ser algo condenatorio. Esto se debe a que es mejor que las personas sean inmorales y reconozcan su necesidad de Dios que ser altamente morales y pensar que no lo necesitan. Por supuesto, sería maravilloso si todos en nuestro país fueran morales y nadie violara la ley. Qué maravilloso sería si todos fuéramos personas amables y cariñosas. Sería una buena sociedad. Pero a veces estamos demasiado preocupados por lo temporal y perdemos de vista el panorama general. La moralidad, aparte de una relación con Jesucristo, puede ser peligrosa porque puede cegarnos a la verdad. La moralidad no va a cambiar nuestros corazones. Pero si nuestros corazones han sido verdaderamente cambiados, entonces habrá un cambio en nuestras acciones y en nuestro estilo de vida.

[@jrme6251]

fan from philippines

[@JameLoVelyBris]

Gorgeous

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@darkercore8185]

its like he has a reference in front of him or something

[@jacksonngo160]

what was the first pen that he used in the video?

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle

[@abIaixan]

You found ?

[@halplaychannel]

Where is the music? 😊

[@GORILLA_GORILLA_GORILLA]

いいなぁ

[@sidneifelix8456]

Perfect top show beautiful beautiful

[@_Jay_Maker_]

I've been reading EAT-MAN lately on a nostalgia kick and man, I absolutely love how rad Bolt is. The anime really didn't do your art justice, Yoshitomi-sensei.

[@akitoakito8790]

New sub here, your drawing skills is amazing 👏 ✨️

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@lemmehidealittle]

Wow😍

[@thinkmore8024]

22:17 Your lines are very steady.

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle.

[@Kastorias]

Skilled

[@Spocklee]

amazing

[@June_pippinpadelopopsicopolis]

This kinda superpower I want

[@kuronumasawako3194]

Is he the mangaka of blue drop? He has the same art style

[@0rwuga]

yep he is

[@faith9505]

The Church’s Primary Calling Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness. -Matthew 23:28 During His public ministry, Jesus had no problem reaching society’s down-and-outers. But amazingly, He had an almost impossible time reaching religious and moral people who were under the delusion that outward rituals and good living made them acceptable to God. The Pharisees were moralists to the extreme, so careful to keep what were, in their perception, even the smallest points of the law. But the result was a feeling of self-satisfaction. They believed that because of what they had done, they had obtained God’s approval. They were so spiritually blind that when God in human form walked among them, they didn’t receive His message and even had Him put to death. Jesus summarized it well when He said, “What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs-beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead people’s bones and all sorts of impurity. Outwardly you look like righteous people, but inwardly your hearts are filled with hypocrisy and lawlessness" Matthew 23:27-28 In other words, we are missing it when we only concentrate on the outward. We must first take care of the inward. This brings us to the primary call of the church today. Is it merely to try to stop the spread of corruption in our society? Is it merely to try to lobby for political candidates who reflect our values? Even if we’re somewhat successful in passing some laws, even if we elect candidates who reflect our values, it still isn’t getting to the heart of the matter. That’s because when people truly find Jesus Christ, He changes their lifestyle. Our clear mandate, given from the lips of Jesus Himself, is this: “Go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you” Matthew 28:19-20 If we allow other things to detract us from this one calling, then we’re missing it. Jesus said, “First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too” (Matthew 23:26). That is where we must focus our efforts. By itself, morality leads to self-righteousness. It can even be a damning thing. That’s because people are better off being immoral and recognizing their need for God than being highly moral and thinking they have no need for Him. Of course, how wonderful it would be if everyone in our country were moral and no one broke the law. How wonderful it would be if we all were kind and considerate people. That would make a nice society. But sometimes we’re a little too preoccupied with the temporary and lose sight of the big picture. Morality apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ can be dangerous because it can blind us to the truth. Morality won’t change our hearts. But if our hearts have been truly changed, then there will be a change in our actions and our lifestyle

[@k23211]

how do people learn this?

[@JDmaf]

called me trash in 8 different art styles

[@ventilatore94]

wow crazy

[@zra__4246]

what brand of ballpen pls tell

[@Lunay543]

This man is drawing as if he's just writing a sentence

[@grantcobb4253]

Missing the entire point of drawing in ballpoint pen. Loosen up! Don't be so exact! It's amazing what you can do, but use the medium to its fullest!