Create Through Lent
A slow art journey
toward resurrection
Lent is a season of slowing down, making space, and paying attention.
Create Through Lent is a six-week guided creative journey using simple art practices to reflect, pray, and walk toward Easter.
Each week includes a short art video, a downloadable reflection guide, and space to create at your own pace. No art experience needed—just a willingness to slow down and show up.
📅 Begins Ash Wednesday, February 18
💛 $5/month on Patreon
How to Join
This project lives on Patreon, where all the videos, PDFs, and weekly posts will be shared.
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Each week of Lent, we’ll slow down and create together using a simple art practice that reflects the movement of the season, from limitation and honesty to light and new life.
Week 1 – Embracing Imperfection
We begin by letting go of control. Using imperfect, organic marks, we’ll reflect on limitation, fragility, and God’s presence in what feels unfinished.Week 2 – The Road & the Journey
Through expressive, moving lines, we’ll explore the emotional landscape of Lent, the road toward the cross, with all its tension, honesty, and hope.Week 3 – Patience & Slow Growth
With soft layers of color, we’ll practice waiting and trust. This week invites us to notice God’s gentle work over time, even when growth feels slow or invisible.Week 4 – Light in the Darkness
Working from darkness into soft points of light, we’ll reflect on hope emerging quietly, learning to notice where light is already breaking through.Week 5 – Simplicity & Surrender
Using a limited palette and gentle washes, we’ll simplify. This week is about quiet, humility, and letting go as we draw closer to the cross.Week 6 – From Old to New
We’ll finish Lent by creating a layered, unfolding piece that moves from old to new, reflecting on fulfillment, transformation, and the nearness of resurrection. -
This is not about making “good” art.
It’s about making space.Each week offers a rhythm you can return to, creating, reflecting, and listening as Lent slowly carries us toward Easter.
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