Jesus Eats with Friends is a hand-pulled woodblock inspired by one of the most quietly radical acts in the Gospels: sharing a meal.
I originally created this piece as part of a series of four illustrations for Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals, a project that celebrates communal faith and everyday holiness.
Here, Jesus sits at the table surrounded by friends — no hierarchy, no pomp — just bread, bowls, and faces lit by a shared presence. The carving is bold and direct, echoing the simplicity and power of the moment.
I burned the chestnut block in the wood stove of my stone house before leaving the Tuscan wilderness on Mt Amiata for Mallorca late September 2024. This is the last remaining print from that original block.
Hand-pulled woodblock print
33 × 33 cm (13 × 13 in)
Printed on archival paper
Signed and numbered edition
framed
Each print carries subtle variations, making every impression unique.
Looking for more spiritual and devotional prints? Browse the full block print collection
Jesus Eats with Friends is a hand-pulled woodblock inspired by one of the most quietly radical acts in the Gospels: sharing a meal.
I originally created this piece as part of a series of four illustrations for Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals, a project that celebrates communal faith and everyday holiness.
Here, Jesus sits at the table surrounded by friends — no hierarchy, no pomp — just bread, bowls, and faces lit by a shared presence. The carving is bold and direct, echoing the simplicity and power of the moment.
I burned the chestnut block in the wood stove of my stone house before leaving the Tuscan wilderness on Mt Amiata for Mallorca late September 2024. This is the last remaining print from that original block.
Hand-pulled woodblock print
33 × 33 cm (13 × 13 in)
Printed on archival paper
Signed and numbered edition
framed
Each print carries subtle variations, making every impression unique.
Looking for more spiritual and devotional prints? Browse the full block print collection
