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spudart: Experimental cursive, very rough and quick
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spudart: Experimental cursive, very rough and quick
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spudart: The hymn Old 100th is based on Psalm 100
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spudart: Hand-written marginalia on Psalm 100 and Psalm 101
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spudart: The Hebrew word for “Thanksgiving” in Psalm 100:4 occurs three times in the Bible
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spudart: The Hebrew word for “Thanksgiving” in Psalm 100:4 occurs three times in the Bible
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spudart: Charles Spurgeon on Psalm 100:4
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spudart: Psalm 100 NOISE
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spudart: The two periods in Psalm 100 each signal the end of the two sections
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spudart: Blackwing pencil and red Crayola pencil used to write Psalm 100 on a double-spiral
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spudart: Psalm 100 written in a spiral
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spudart: Using my daughter's pencil sharpener
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spudart: Final art: "all the earth" from Psalm 100
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spudart: Darker! Bolder! Make the headline pop!
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spudart: Penciling in "all the earth" of Psalm 100
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spudart: Psalm 100 before penciling
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spudart: Psalm 100 set in "Taller" font
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spudart: Tracing Psalm 100 with "Taller" font
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spudart: Using a Blackwing pencil to trace Psalm 100 set in "Taller" font
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spudart: Psalm 100 written in Martin Luther's handwriting: nailed to a door
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spudart: Detail of Psalm 100 written in Martin Luther's handwriting
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spudart: Psalm 100 written in Martin Luther's handwriting
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spudart: Psalm 100 written in Martin Luther's handwriting: nailed to a door
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spudart: Psalm 100 (November 15, 2020)
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spudart: Psalm 100 (November 14, 2020)
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spudart: Psalm 100 (November 14, 2020)
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spudart: Psalm 100 (November 14, 2020)
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spudart: Psalm 100 (November 14, 2020)
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spudart: Psalm 100 (November 13, 2020)
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spudart: Psalm 100 (November 13, 2020)