Iconography is beauty
Iconography is sacred
Iconography is eternal
Commissioned icons made in the traditional Christian Orthodox style.
Custom signs for the Neocatechumenal Way including ambo covers, candles, bible covers and more.
Carved icons, crosses, sculptures and other Christian images.
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Ambo Cover
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Signs
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Candle
Beauty is a reflection of God's love for us. Icons aim to project this love to everyone who looks upon them.
Icons are windows into the divine, that which we cannot reach without God's grace, a glimpse into what awaits us upon entering into His eternal embrace.
Icons are just as mortal as we are, and yet also like us they are made in the image of the One who is eternity himself, the One who through His immense love has made himself mortal so as to grant us the gift of immortality.
Just as God so loved His creation and made us in His image, just so is an icon a manifestation of the iconographer's own self. His/her graces, sins, joys, doubts, victories and defeats are all interwoven into every stroke and thread.
Daniel has been painting icons and creating signs for The Way since 2016. He lives in California with his wife Viviana and their two boys Juan and Jacob. As a family they endeavor to bring the message of God's love to all those around them and to proclaim Christ's Resurrection through their icons and their testimony.
St. John the Baptist icon commissioned by Fr. Juan Manuel Bonilla for his parish in Johnstown, Colorado.
Holy Trinity ambo cover depicting three angles who represent the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Painted on cloth to be used as an ambo cover for the brothers of the communities.
Icon of the Archangel Rafael painted for my brother as gift. Traditional orthodox icon painted on a wooden board.
Small portrait of Mary, "La Madona" with Christ, painted by Kiko Argüello. The image is on a small wooden board and gilded with gold leaf. Made for the brothers of the communities.
An icon of a Guardian Angle with the spirit he has been entrusted to in his arms. Traditional orthodox icon painted on a wooden board.
Paschal candle depicting Christ during the Transfiguration. Painted on wax for the brothers of the communities.