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Other account gets full images, this one gets doodles taken from a phone and half-images. JEEZ.
I went to church. In church, we have two kinda odd symbols; one is this thing seen here, and the other is a bull with wings and a halo. It's a lutheran church, but I thought it kinda...odd. I liked the stylization on the creature, so I did my best to replicate it. I don't make those retarded backwards chicken-wings like what they put on there, lol.
I'm a cheaster at best; and go figure when i went at christmas, i doodled stuff the whole time too...actually, i did a picture of the pastor and gave it to him later, lol.
I went to church. In church, we have two kinda odd symbols; one is this thing seen here, and the other is a bull with wings and a halo. It's a lutheran church, but I thought it kinda...odd. I liked the stylization on the creature, so I did my best to replicate it. I don't make those retarded backwards chicken-wings like what they put on there, lol.
I'm a cheaster at best; and go figure when i went at christmas, i doodled stuff the whole time too...actually, i did a picture of the pastor and gave it to him later, lol.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 460 x 309px
File Size 131.4 kB
The bull with wings and a halo is most likely a iconographic representation of the Gospel of St Luke. I'm not overly religious so you'll have to excuse the haziness, but the four sections of the bible grouped together called The Gospels were apparently written by Matthew (icon:winged man ) Mark (icon:winged lion) Luke (icon:winged ox/bull) and John (icon: eagle). The other three might be elsewhere in the church, failing that somebody just realy liked St Luke
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