At the beginning of creation God decided what, where, how, and how much He would make, and called everything good. At the end of creation—before man was there to evaluate it—He called the universe ‘very good’ (Gen. 1:31; Heb. meh-ode tobe, ‘exceedingly beautiful/best/pleasant’). This included not only the vibrant colors, design, and function of the natural world, but also the appreciation and understanding of it. By God’s gift, mankind developed the aesthetic of art, sculpture, dance, theatre, video, etc. (Ex. 31:2-5). Art isn’t good or bad, only God-glorifying or not. Even design in engineering, math, language, and logic represents God’s genius. In math, the order of consciousness, cognition, logic, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, differential equations, non-Euclidian geometry, etc. shows God’s truth and man’s limitations. All truth is God’s truth. While technology and invention have been going since the beginning, people don’t create ‘new’ they just reformulate old into different (Eccl. 1:9). All art and design is a minor reflection of God’s creativity as Artist and Engineer!