Artist Showcase: Kim Worthington
As a way to display the arts on my blog more I am starting a new tradition here at T.P. I am going to be showcasing an artist of my choice. When possible I will try to highlight a local artist. Hopefully I will do justice to these artists and showcase them and what they are all about. I thought it fitting to start off with a co-worker, and not just any co-worker, we share an office. Kim Worthington. Up until a few months ago, I had no idea that Kim had a inspiring art side. He paints, draws, and most recently has been taking up graphic design as showcased in “the bridge d4” shirt. Kim has a huge heart for the poor, the homeless, and the less fortunate. He and his family have given much to the ministry on Saskatoon’s west side. The shirt in this showcase was done for the staff and volunteers that make up the youth program, “The Bridge D4,” held on 20th street at “The Bridge” on Friday nights. Kim’s heart and passion are for the poor and beaten down in our world, his desires are to meet the people where they are at, and to share the love of God with the young people in the inner city. Deep in symbolism, Kim has one thing out in mind when he puts brush to canvas, that is to Glorify God with his gifts. I admire the humility of this man. Therefore, I felt it only fitting that the first showcase be for the artist I feel is most unacknowledged in this area. May this be an inspiration to us to further pursue those talents that God has given us in Worship to Him, even if it means doing it when no one else will see. Click read more to see examples of Kim’s work on my blog and to see more of Kim’s work on facebook, click here. Hopefully we will see more from this artist in the future. Especially as he looks for more ways to use things like T-shirts to raise money and awareness of things like “The Bridge.”
*If you know of an artist that I need to feature (even if its you), please email me some info about your work, a website if possible, and a couple pics to darylgrunau AT mac DOT com.




