Jesus Offering His Hand
by Jaison Cianelli ©2008
by Jaison Cianelli ©2008
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This piece was inspired by Jesus from Matthew 11:28-29. There will be many more pencil drawings to be created of Jesus. This was very natural for me to create.
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“Come to me all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for you souls.”
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Filed under: Christian Art | Tagged: Christ, Christian Art, Jesus, Pencil Drawing of Jesus
hi there please could you let me know if i could buy a copy ofjesus offering his hand. and how to i pay .many thanks scott joones
Hello. Yes you can buy a print of “Jesus Offering His Hand.” Click Here and you will be taken to FineArtAmerica.com where you can purchase museum quality giclee prints professionally assembled and shipped. Because of significant interest in this piece I could also personally create a 8″ x 10″ giclee print on canvas for you for $30. They look beautiful and I sign each one. If you’d rather go that route contact me here CianelliStudios.com and I’ll let you know how you can pay by check, paypal, or credit card. Please include your Name, address, info for your request of “Jesus Offering His Hand” personally signed on canvas.
Hey I really like this picture of Jesus it’s a really good perspective of Him, but i think it seems unfinished with out his scars. I’m only a teenager so you may think that i don’t know what I’m talking about but it was just an observation that i thought you may have wanted to here.
Thanks for your comment. No I would never think you don’t know what you are talking about. That’s a very interesting observation. And a good one. Am I drawing Jesus before or after his body was put on the cross? To be honest with you when I drew this I was not thinking about the physical attributes of Jesus connected with his sacrifice. I was more thinking and concentrating on his message to love one another. One hand is reaching out and one hand is on his heart for so many reasons: to love God, to love your neighbor as yourself, to be centered on His (Jesus) love, to be centered on your own love, that within you is the Kingdom of Heaven, that within us all is the ability to become like Him, we are all children of God, our souls desire to return to God. There is a lot of interest in drawing Jesus, and I know I can do better, perhaps I will continue to draw more, perhaps I will include scars next time.
I know where you are coming from now, and completely understand! The reason I noticed the detail of scars is because I am drawing a picture for a local Showcase myself and Jesus’ hand is in it so I was wondering why you chose not to show his sacrafice. But it is true that I never thought about the fact that people can draw Him before he was crucified! I like this picture even more now that I know it was made in a different perspective than I’m used to!