Episode Four – Kreg Yingst

In this conversation, Christine Sine interviews artist Kreg Yingst about his journey as a block print artist and his approach to combining art and faith. Kreg shares how he got into block prints and the influence of storytelling art on his work. He discusses his connection with the Psalms and parables, and how his art became a spiritual practice. Kreg also talks about the impact of his artwork on people, sharing stories of healing and restoration. He emphasizes the importance of embracing creativity and finding a place in the body of Christ.

Takeaways

• Block printing is a time-consuming method of printmaking that allows for storytelling and narrative art.
• Art can be a spiritual practice and a way to connect with God.
• Artwork can have a profound impact on people, bringing healing, restoration, and spiritual growth.
• Creativity is a unique expression of faith and should be embraced and celebrated.

Stay Connected 

For more information about Kreg Yingst and to learn about his upcoming book release for Everything Could Be A Prayer, https://amzn.to/48UqKs2 visit his website  Kregyingst.com or his Etsy shop www.etsy.com/shop/psalmprayers  or follow him on instagram, www.instagram.com/psalmprayers; www.facebook.com/psalmblockprints

For more information about the Liturgical Rebels host, Christine Sine visit her website godspacelight.com or follow @christinesine on Instagram, Facebook X our Youtube.