Art for Jesus - in Japan

Friday, August 03, 2012

About This Page (and Where I Am Now...)

This blog chronicles my journey in painting with Jesus
between Spring 2005 and Spring 2010. I enjoyed sharing
each picture I made here, but once you get behind on
posting pictures, it's really really hard to catch up!
(And maintaining the "tatami gallery" index was also
quite a lot of work.)

So I have come to accept that I won't ever be able to
catch up, and the time has come for me to wrap up this
blog. I will most definitely leave it here online, but
I must let go hoping that I'll continue it someday.

I have posted artwork on FACEBOOK from the years since
this blog stopped, and will continue to do so.

ART on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/#!/ramone.romero/photos

Additionally, as I've continued to paint and pray,
I've felt led to begin some other pages:

Finally, I have put together a portfolio page
with selected art and other photos:

Thank you so much for all your love, your prayers,
your comments, encouragements and support!

Bless you in Jesus!
Ramone Romero

# posted by Ramone @ 10:20 PM 0 comments

Monday, March 28, 2011

Update & Tohoku Art

Hi everyone,

I apologize that it's been soooo long since I've updated this art blog. There are various reasons for this, chief among them the search for an easier system in which to put up art pictures, index them, as well as storage space.

However, I have been posting pictures on Facebook, which is simpler and faster but not able to be customized like here...

Facebook links:
(1) Art from 2010
(2) Art from 2011

For those wondering about us and the earthquake/tsunami, we are fine here in Osaka, about 1000km away from the epicenter and very far from the Fukushima nuclear reactor as well. We have some friends who have gone out to the Tohoku area (the northeast of Japan) to help out with relief, and it is hard knowing people are suffering but life goes on over here as "normal". Out of my heart and God's, the overflow and pain, I've put up a page of pictures related to the disaster. Some pictures arose from the disaster, while others were done earlier but I felt impressed to add to the page: