Easter fractal images

Written By:
Richard Lyall

Themes: good friday, Maundy Thursday, easter, the cross, resurrection

Type: visuals, images

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Easter fractal images zip (4 mb)

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Richard Lyall's Christmas fractal images received the biggest reaction to any resource we've put up, so its great that he's shared a bunch of Easter-themed ones for us here! They have hundreds of potential uses in your Easter services - he shares them under a Creative Commons license which you can see in the zip file. The images below are just thumbnails - right click the link above to download all the images.

Richard Lyall is a self-confessed creative geek. In a previous life he was an Anglican priest, and before that he worked in educational multimedia. He currently works part time as an IT lecturer at Liverpool Hope University and also as a freelance designer. His great passion is to see digital creativity released for the glory of God in the church and the nations, and believes that God is stirring up the creative arts to a whole new level as he prepares the Bride for the return of Jesus.

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Claire Clarke

27 Apr 2011 11:37

We used this idea for our Good Friday evening service and it was really powerful - thanks so much!

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