3.SH'MOR V'ZAKOR                           4. HALLELUYAH
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    1. P'RAHSTY                                             2. AWAKE
         
         
       
                     

                  

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Master's Design is finally able to offer color prints! The following are Giclee (Gee-clay) prints on very good paper. Most are prints of large Papercut-struction pieces, though not all are. The photography is excellent, capturing every nuance and textures of the papers and the three-dimensional quality of the originals. Available with or without matting and mounting. You may specify desired matte board color for an additional fee of $10.00.

Each of the following are limited edition, signed and numbered offset prints Several are on toned paper or deckle edge paper. They are all © copyright, and were produced from large (3 to 6 foot) original pencil drawings by Michael Washer. Some of those original drawings, and several from previous sold out prints, are still available for purchase. Call for availability and prices.

          

 

 

An elegant illustration of the God-fearing Gentile who forsook everything to follow the Jewish people, and who gave birth to the Kingdom of  David, from whom came the Messiah. Mauve border with a deckle edge.

Below, a man is bound by ropes, entwined as apart of a dead stump and dry roots. Above him, a couple dances as one in freedom and salvation next to the broken chains that once bound them. They are represented by a fresh living tree - the Tree of Life - that pours its sap through his veins. gray parchment.

Strong, prophetic piece, depicting the life of Joshua, At the bottom, he carries the fruit of the land. Above that, he fearfully prepares to lead the Jews into the land of Israel, and the words, "hazak ve-ematz" meaning "be strong and courageous". Moving up, the land is divided into its boundaries, and above, he is old and brave, behind him, the Rock set up as a witness. That Rock was the Messiah that followed them in the desert! (1 Cor. 10:2) We are led to conquer our own spiritual battles by Joshua or Yeshua, captain of the Lord of hosts.

Illustration of John 1:14 "the WORD became flesh and dwelt among us." The Word, Torah Prophets and Writings, was breathed out by the Father and became a man, a Rabbi, the Messiah Yeshua. You can see the painstakingly written Hebrew prophesies and parchment becoming hair, muscle, bone and skin. Printed on tan parchment.

This piece, full of movement and drama, captures the moment when Elijah was wisked away to heaven in God's whirlwind, horses and chariot of fire. Elisha watches from below at the Jordan river. This is a picture or prophecy of the resurrection, not of the dead, but of the living which will occur soon in the Day of the Lord.

This gorgeous piece is not a Papercutstruction but is the cover illustration of the book "When all the Pictures are Restored." All the Festivals of the Biblical calendar cycle are represented: Passover, Shavuot, Rosh ha Shana, Sukkot, etc. all based on the cycle of the moon.

Psalm 92:12, read every Sabbath, says, "The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree, full of sap and very green...", The Palm is tall, erect, straight, flexible, full of sweet dates, and the man in the composition is alive in the Kingdom, full of life, vigorous, part of the land itself.

The Hebrew says, "Shiru L'Adonai, shir chadash", meaning "Sing to the Lord a new song" (Psalm 96:1). This swirling composition illustrates the  unity that comes through worship, which will certainly be a new song in the Kingdom where all peoples will live in peace.

Non-traditional image of Yeshua teaching a "Mishal" or parable from the lilies.   This beautiful composition shows Solomon, who, although he was rich and wise, worried about money just like everyone. The lilly (a picture of Israel)  is beautiful even though it doesn't work to be so. We should strive to be without worry.

There are thousands of verses in the Bible describing the Kingdom.  But what will it look like? Ezekiel chapters 40-48, and the last chapter of both Isaiah and Zechariah describe  the Temple in the Messianic Kingdom, where sacrifices and offerings will be offered for  all the nations every Festival, New Moon and Sabbath. Gray textured paper.

This detailed and powerful piece illustrates 1 Peter 2. The Temple of God is forming from stones that are alive; each stone representing a different gift or job of its members. Foundation is the Torah, and the Jewish people who preserved it through the centuries.  Ivory paper with a deckle edge.

Yeshua said, "I am the Light of the World." Those who follow Him have the light of life. Candles are lit to welcome the Sabbath, a picture of the Kingdom, the Day of the Lord, when His light will fill the earth.  

From Psalm 3:3. A man is surrounded by his spiritual armor: a shield or  "magen", his prayer shawl or  "Tallit", two angels, and the Hand and wing of God.

The essence of Judaism is to "Sh'mor" or "Observe", or DO, and then to "zachor" which means to "remember". Remembrance in Judaism is to see the past and future at the same time. The Sabbath is a remembrance of the Kingdom, the 7th Day that is coming, the Day of the Lord.  

Hebrew reads, "P'rahsty yadai kol hayom al Yisrael" and appears in English below. Illustrates the heart of God to reach out to the Jewish people, so that they might know God's salvation. 

Men and women dance exhuberantly before the Lord. On the left are ribbons, representing the "femaleness" of God (His Spirit). On the right are fringes, or "tzi-tzit" representing God's "maleness" as the Father. When God made humans he made both men and women in His image and likeness. So, both sexes reflect a part of God's personality and desires.

This piece illustrates the call for Israel to wake up. From Isaiah 52:1. Behind the prayer shawl (tallit) is the Wailing Wall with a crack through which is seen the tower of David, a Picture of Messiah (Proverbs 18:10). Messiah will clothe Israel with strength.  

 

                  

              A NEW SONG                                   RIGHTEOUS LIKE THE PALM                                     LIFE CYCLE
    12. WISDOM                                           13.SPIRIT OF ELIJAH
    10. THE KINGDOM (Ham'lucha)                         11.WORD BECAME FLESH 2
    7. LIVING STONES                               8.JOSHUA  Taking the Land                                9. DELIVERANCE
    4. LIGHT OF THE WORLD                                          5. RUTH                                        6. SHIELD ABOUT ME