I love this depiction of Luke 7:36-50 because I KNOW what it’s like to be broken at the feet of Jesus, weeping and pouring out my heart. I’m so grateful for His redemptive love, and I know many can relate so we created art that would serve as a reminder of His goodness.
This is why our customers connect so deeply with their custom designs. Seeing themselves or someone they love captured this way sparks those warm, fuzzy feelings.
My brand is called In Essence for a reason. I felt that our faceless portrait-style illustrations really capture the subject’s essence — without facial features you can still intuit the person’s “intrinsic nature.”
I used to struggle with a scarcity mindset (and sometimes find myself thinking that way again), but through prayer and gratitude, I’ve been able to put my trust in God and HIS abundance. Gratitude for His past and current provision gives me hope for the future.
Let’s talk about scarcity mindset vs. abundance mindset. Scarcity mindset will have you feeling like you’re not enough, you’re not doing enough, and just won’t ever get your “piece of the pie.” It’s so important to have an abundance mindset as an entrepreneur.
An abundance mindset allows you to believe that your work is valuable, that your audience is out there and wants what you have to offer, and that no matter the barriers you encounter, there is ALWAYS a way to grow past them.