8” x 10”
This original oil painting is by San Antonio based artist, Gabrielle Garcia. Now available as a fine art print.
Paper Type: Hahnemühle German Etching - A heavy-duty paper with a textured fine art finish. The velvety matte surface is optimised for high-contrast prints.The German Etching is one of our heavier weight Giclée art printing papers. With its weight and strong texture this paper gives an artwork a handmade crafted feel. Hahnemüle German Etching is a robust Giclée paper, meaning it doesn’t tend to fray as much at the edges.
Substrate Weight:310gsm
Frame not included.
Each print is titled, signed, dated, and numbered by the artist.
Silence & Solitude Collection #3
Inspired by a honey bottle slowly dripping, it reflects how the truths we know about Jesus - through sermons, Scripture, and community - begin to becomewho we are when we take time to simply sit with Him.
Like honey moving from head to heart, transformation doesn’t happen all at once. It’s a slow, steady process that can’t be rushed. But in the stillness, over days and years, something mysterious and holy takes place: we’re shaped into the likeness of Christ - not just in thought, but in being.
“Slowly, Surely” is a gentle reminder that learning to sit still with Jesus is a muscle we must train - and that every moment spent in His presence shapes us more into His image.
8” x 10”
This original oil painting is by San Antonio based artist, Gabrielle Garcia. Now available as a fine art print.
Paper Type: Hahnemühle German Etching - A heavy-duty paper with a textured fine art finish. The velvety matte surface is optimised for high-contrast prints.The German Etching is one of our heavier weight Giclée art printing papers. With its weight and strong texture this paper gives an artwork a handmade crafted feel. Hahnemüle German Etching is a robust Giclée paper, meaning it doesn’t tend to fray as much at the edges.
Substrate Weight:310gsm
Frame not included.
Each print is titled, signed, dated, and numbered by the artist.
Silence & Solitude Collection #3
Inspired by a honey bottle slowly dripping, it reflects how the truths we know about Jesus - through sermons, Scripture, and community - begin to becomewho we are when we take time to simply sit with Him.
Like honey moving from head to heart, transformation doesn’t happen all at once. It’s a slow, steady process that can’t be rushed. But in the stillness, over days and years, something mysterious and holy takes place: we’re shaped into the likeness of Christ - not just in thought, but in being.
“Slowly, Surely” is a gentle reminder that learning to sit still with Jesus is a muscle we must train - and that every moment spent in His presence shapes us more into His image.
