Explore how simple symbols—like a deer, evergreens, and shared tables—can tell powerful stories of faith and memory. This Carrot Top Studio reflection looks at the role of visual symbolism in everyday life and worship, and how intentional imagery helps carry sacred meaning, connect generations, and deepen our understanding of God’s presence through art and design.

When considering placing new art in a church, several important discussions should take place to ensure a thoughtful and meaningful integration of the artwork into the sacred space. Jenny Gallo of Carrot Top Studio explores some ideas in this intriguing blog post.

Follow along with the creation of an out-of-the-box request for Carrot Top Studio. Typically a custom request is for a stole for clergy, pastors, and chaplains but this time Jenny Gallo applied those skills and techniques to create a Communion Table cloth.

Are you a patron of the arts? Does that sound like something that is just for the affluent? NO! Anyone can be a patron. Read my experience with patrons and a bit of encouragement for you to get in on the action. Artists need you!