Formats Gallery | Lucy Janjigian

God is With Us Always Even in a Tsunami book

Project

For all ages, this 20-page book is about how God created our beautiful world with predictable rhythms like the sunrise and sunset and flowing tides. But sometimes the harmony is shattered by another natural occurrence such as an earthquake which may be followed by a tsunami.

God’s amazing gift is God’s presence with us in the midst of all of life, in the good times and in the storms. We are never alone. God is with us — always!

This book features illustrations by Lucy Janjigian and story by Miriam Kishi.

Published; ISBN: 978-0-578-53163-2.

Price: $15 US, plus $5 shipping and handling.

To order a copy of this book, send an email to: tsunamibookorder@gmail.com

Fresno Armenian Museum
Fresno, CA

Project

Fresno Armenian Museum, Fresno, CA
“Creation of Universe: and Eve. Where is Adam?” – January 26 – June 22, 2018.

The Creation of the Universe

Project

The Story of Creation is depicted in 8 paintings, beginning with the universe in Chaos and ending with God resting on the seventh day. Genesis 1-2

This series is in the collection of San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, CA.

Chaos —30 x 30 in.

In the beginning the earth was formless and darkness covered the face of the deep. The Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
Creation, Day 1: Light and Darkness—28 x 22 in.

God divided light from darkness.
Creation in the Round—37 in. in diameter.
Creation, Day 2: Seas and Firmament—36 x 24 in.

God divided the earth from seas and sky.
Creation, Day 2: Seas and Firmament Part 2—14 x 18 in.

God divided the earth from seas and sky.
Creation, Day 3: Flora—24 x 36 in.

God commanded the earth to put forth vegetation, yielding seed and fruit.
Creation, Day 4: Sun, Moon, and Stars—27 x 24 in.

God commanded light to emerge from the sky: sun, moon and stars.
Creation, Day 5: Fauna—36 x 24 in.

God commanded animals on land, fishes in the seas and birds in the air.
Creation, Day 6: Man and Woman

God created man and woman - Adam and Eve.
Creation, Day 7: Rest—36 x 12 in.

God rested from all the work He had done. He blessed and sanctified the seventh day.

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Creation, Day 2: Seas and Firmament Part 2

Paintings by Lucy Janjigian book

Project

COVER FEATURING: Lilies of the Field IV (Acrylic, 36″ x 38″) and Peace (Acrylic, 24″ x 36″)

In full color, this is a 160-page hardcover portfolio book of paintings by Lucy Janjigian. It includes her Thematic Series, such as Uprooted, Homeless, Journey to Resurrection, Biblical Parallels, Story of Eve, and many more. It is a comprehensive collection of her artistic work.

Published; ISBN: 978-0-692-85531-7.

Price: $65 US, plus $5 shipping and handling.

To purchase, please send a check, payable to “Lucy Janjigian” to:

Lucy Janjigian
150 West Edith Avenue
Los Altos, CA 94022

Please note in the memo area of the check: Paintings by Lucy Janjigian Book.

Lilies of the Field III

Project

Postcard – size: 5″ x 7″

FEATURING: Lilies of the Field III from On The Edge.

Postcard Price: $4 US for 1; $16 US for 6, includes shipping and handling.

To purchase, please send a check, payable to “Lucy Janjigian” to:

Lucy Janjigian
150 West Edith Avenue
Los Altos, CA 94022

Please note in the memo area of the check: Lilies of the Field III Postcard.

Three Kings

Project

Postcard – size: 5″ x 7″

FEATURING: Three Kings from Commissions.

Postcard Price: $4 US for 1; $16 US for 6, includes shipping and handling.

To purchase, please send a check, payable to “Lucy Janjigian” to:

Lucy Janjigian
150 West Edith Avenue
Los Altos, CA 94022

Please note in the memo area of the check: Three Kings Postcard.

Biblical Parallels

Project

Eucharistic / Passover—48 x 36 in.
Tearing of the Veil I—36 x 48 in.

At the moment of Christ’s death the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. From Hebrews 10:20 –21 “This is a fresh new way Christ has opened up for us by tearing the curtain--His human body, to let us go right in to God himself. We do not need an intercessor. We have all been cleansed by Christ’s blood. Through Christ we have gained our freedom into New Life.
Tearing of the Veil II—36 x 48 in.

One verse in each of the three gospels mentions this dramatic and important happening. Matt 27:51, Mk 15:38, Lk 23:45 “Then the curtain hanging in the temple was torn in two from top to bottom.”
Tearing of the Veil III—18 x 24 in.

Hebrews 10:22, “Let us go right in, to God Himself, with true hearts fully trusting Him to receive us, because we have been sprinkled with Christ’s blood to make us clean, and because our bodies have been washed with pure water.” The Living Bible.
Tearing of the Veil IV—30 x 40 in.

Through Christ we have gained our freedom into New Life.
Salvation Through the Ark—32 x 54 in.

Noah and all who were with him were saved in the ark through the waters of the flood. We, too, are saved through our ark, Christ, by the waters of baptism. The dove appears in both instances. It brings the olive leaf to Noah--symbolizing new life has begun. As Jesus was coming out of the waters of the River Jordan the Spirit descended on Him like a dove. In Him we have New life. In these 3 paintings--“Shadow and the Substance”, “Serpents in the Wilderness" and “Salvation through the Ark”, I have incorporated the Shadow from the Hebrew Testament and the fulfillment in the Greek Testament.
Sacrificial Lamb—38 x 48 in.

Isaac is carrying the wood on his back obediently and unknowingly, for his sacrifice. Foreshadowing Jesus’ carrying His wooden cross in obedience, willingly and knowingly for His sacrifice. God substituted the ram for saving Isaac. Jesus is our sacrificial lamb.
Serpents in the Wilderness—36 x 60 in.

In Numbers 21:8 We are told of Moses obeying God by putting a bronze serpent on a pole. Anyone who looked at it when they were bitten by the fiery serpents in the wilderness would not die. In John 3:14 Jesus referred to that incident and said: “Just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so the Son of Man must be lifted up--that each one who believes in Him may have eternal Life.”
Breath of God—40 x 30 in.
Creation in the Round—37 in. in diameter.
Creation, Day 1: Light and Darkness—28 x 22 in.
Creation, Day 2: Seas and Firmament—36 x 24 in.
Creation, Day 2: Seas and Firmament Part 2—14 x 18 in.
Creation, Day 4: Sun, Moon, and Stars—27 x 24 in.
Creation, Day 3: Flora—24 x 36 in.
Creation, Day 5: Fauna—36 x 24 in.
Creation, Day 6: Creation of Eve—40 x 30 in.
Saved Through the Waters—30 x 40 in.
Saved From Fear—48 x 24 in.
God Provides Sustenance: Manna—30 x 24 in.
God Provides Sustenance: 5,000 Fed—30 x 24 in.
The Shepherd: David—24 x 30 in.
The Shepherd: Jesus—24 x 30 in.
Jonah as a Sign of Resurrection—40 x 30 in.
The Miracle—42 x 30 in.
Pentecost—Acrylic and Paper Collage, 40 x 30 in.
God Provides Living Water—48 x 36 in.
Sacrifice Outside the City Wall—40 x 30 in.
The Sale - Joseph—36 x 24 in.
The Seller - Judas—20 x 24 in.

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The Story of Two Women

Project

The paintings that make up “The Story of Two Women / From Guilt to Redemption” are accompanied by narration and original music by Reverend Nerses Balabanian.

Through the paintings in this DVD we try to remove the shame, blame and guilt placed on women since Eve that has made women victims and vulnerable to abuse of all kinds.

The Holy Spirit lives within us, empowers us so that through God’s unconditional love we are no longer victims of the Fall because of Adam and Eve’s disobedience. We are victors because of Mary’s “Yes” to bring Jesus into the world.

These works are in the collection of San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, CA.

A presentation of The Story of Two Women from Guilt to Redemption is available in DVD format in English.

Now, you can stream The Story of Two Women on YouTube.

Chaos —30 x 30 in.
Creation, Day 4: Sun, Moon, and Stars—27 x 24 in.
Creation, Day 2: Seas and Firmament—36 x 24 in.
Creation in the Round—37 in. in diameter.
Breath of God—40 x 30 in.
Creation, Day 5: Fauna—36 x 24 in.
Adam and Eve—Moment of Expulsion I—60 x 38 in.
Adam, Eve and the Serpent—24 x 36 in.
Eve—Innocence—24 x 48 in.
Eve—Temptation—24 x 48 in.
The Fall—30 x 30 in.
Adam from Diptych—40 x 44 in.
Adam and Eve Expulsion II—48 x 40 in.
Adam and Eve Expulsion III—48 x 30 in.
Expulsion from Diptych—40 x 44 in.
Judas—Moment of Betrayal—36 x 30 in.

In this painting, I have tried to capture the facial expressions of Jesus and Judas at the actual moment of betrayal. Judas may have realized the deplorable enormity of his deed, yet he was bound and bought by 30 pieces of silver. Jesus knew that Judas was the betrayer, yet when it actually happened, He must have been deeply hurt that it was one of His chosen disciples that betrayed Him. In the Gospel of Luke when Judas approached to kiss Jesus, Jesus asked, “Are you betraying the Son of Man with a kiss?”
The Sale—Joseph—36 x 24 in.
The Seller - Judas—24 x 20 in.
Images—Refugees—38 x 46 in.
Salvation Valley—Refugees—60 x 36 in.
Children of Gaza—Oppression—24 x 24 in.
Palestinian Family—Oppression—30 x 24 in.
Poverty—Poverty—24 x 48 in.
Alms—Poverty—32 x 26 in.
Soup Kitchen—Hunger—56 x 34 in.
Curbside—Homelessness —60 x 36 in.
Red Door—Prostitution —40 x 50 in.
Hotel—Trafficking/Slavery—50 x 50 in.
Abandoned Car—Injustice —60 x 40 in.
Afghan Refugees—Uprooted—24 x 18 in.
Three Kings Christmas Card—5 x 7 in.
The Star—30 x 24 in.
Mary with Baby Jesus
Glory of Crucifixion—18 x 24 in.

Mary engulfed in sorrow. Jesus glorified in His crucifixion.
Passages—48 x 36 in.

The passage to glorious Resurrection is through crucifixion. To God be the Glory.
Saved From Fear—Peace—48 x 24 in.
In Prayer—24 x 36 in.
World on Edge—18 x 36 in.
Salvation Through the Ark—32 x 54 in.

Noah and all who were with him were saved in the ark through the waters of the flood. We, too, are saved through our ark, Christ, by the waters of baptism. The dove appears in both instances. It brings the olive leaf to Noah--symbolizing new life has begun. As Jesus was coming out of the waters of the River Jordan the Spirit descended on Him like a dove. In Him we have New life. In these 3 paintings--“Shadow and the Substance”, “Serpents in the Wilderness" and “Salvation through the Ark”, I have incorporated the Shadow from the Hebrew Testament and the fulfillment in the Greek Testament.
Fall—24 x 30 in.
Mythical Tree—24 x 48 in.

Legend believes that the wood for the cross on which Jesus was crucified came from a tree-–symbolizing life--from the Garden of Eden, where life began.
Pentecost—Acrylic and Paper Collage, 40 x 30 in.
Resurrection—36 x 42 in.

On the third day Jesus was resurrected. Paul writes in 2 Timothy 1:10 “Christ Jesus, who has destroyed death and has brought life and immortality to light through the Gospel.”
The Shepherd: Jesus—24 x 30 in.

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