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Want a Jesus-centered approach to justice and peacemaking? Sign up and be the first to get new content, plus receive free artwork and dope resources.
Want a Jesus-centered approach to justice and peacemaking? Sign up and be the first to get new content, plus receive free artwork and dope resources.
This track, organized by Pax, is for those exploring or within their first five years of a career in the digital arts (including graphic design, illustration, photography, videography, etc.). Fellows will be encouraged to cultivate their unique voice and expression as an artist, all while remaining grounded in healthy spiritual practices and frameworks. They will explore practical strategies for seeking justice and building peace through their art, all while building an online presence or engaging with clients. This track will also be supported by other experienced BIPOC artist-mentors.
Apply TodayIdentify healthy practices that help position us as channels for divine creativity.
Discern your next faithful steps toward developing your craft and calling.
Learn ways of creating art that help us build toward a more just world together.
Explore practical tools and strategies that will allow us to get our work out into the world.
Mondo Scott is an artist, photographer, and longtime pastor. He is a co-founder and the creative director at PAX, creating inspirational art and designs and partnering with fellow artists to share their vision and talents. He finds PAX at the intersection of the spiritual and creative, which usually culminates in taking solo sabbath road trips with his camera and a few rolls of 35mm film. Mondo is married to his BFF, Salena, and together they are raising their Gen Z daughter, Selah, to be a radical follower of Jesus in the twenty-first century. They all live, work, and play in Los Angeles, California.
“I started flourishing as a creative artist when I realized that I didn't need to create in isolation and that making meaningful work comes from all that I am. I am excited to help create a communal space for emerging digital artists to explore the many ways that our spiritual formation is integrated with our vocational calling.”
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