Created Things

The boys tackle imposter syndrome, questioning where it comes from, their own experiences, and some possible healthy responses to the popular problem.

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The guys get colorful as they explore the history of the color blue, covering everything from ancient psychic hippos to crazy crayons.

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and TJ Maxx. And At Home. And Target. You see these weird, mass-produced paintings everywhere. But where do they come from? Who paints them? And why do they make Jacob so irrationally angry?

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The boys get more than they bargained for when they ask why mermaids are all over Christian art, prompting a wet and wild exploration of evil fairies, talking seals, and the coolest saint you’ve never heard of  

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Following their episode on babies, Jacob and Father Gabriel take a vulnerable look at their own fatherhood, and what the “art” of dad-hood really means.

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This week, the boys dive deep into what could be described as the ultimate art form, babies!  From insane/ridiculous parental advice, to of course, depictions of babies in art, and much much more.   

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From ancient Chinese imagery to impressionist oils and Christian iconography, lilies are everywhere in art. So Jacob and Father Gabriel sit down for a sleep-deprived exploration into what sets this flower apart.  

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What do you get when you cross alternative theater, flash mobs, and Jesus? Passion Plays! The boys discuss the weirdest elements of this altar-native art form, just in time for Palm Sunday!

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Fake Saints are hilarious creations of pop culture, parodies and folk tales with no basis in history or reality. And since Jacob and Father Gabriel don’t know enough about sports to join in on March Madness, they made brackets for the craziest fake saints history has to offer!  

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Credits: Zack Davenport https://dribbble.com/mrdavenport

Patron Saint of Pepperoni 

https://dribbble.com/shots/4561436-Patron-Saint-of-Pepperoni

Jacob and Father Gabriel forge forward in their exploration of the weird and wild world of angels in art, from Rococo no-no’s and Neil Gaiman to Victoria’s worst-kept Secret

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Credits: 

Angela Wang, illustrator 

Painting - dear painter 

https://www.awanqi.com/