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Art Graphics

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RE Art Collection

These designs show us the connections of REduce, REuse, and REcycle, to REligion.

The designs depict the recycling symbol with three intricate scenes connected to either God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, or the Trinity.  God the creator, the resurrected Jesus, and the rejuvenating Spirit teach us to be recyclers.  Now your recycling symbol can pay tribute to God. 

 

Digital copies of the images are being provided to you for free for church and personal use.  You are not permitted to sell these images or to use them commercially in any way.  If you'd like a poster, please consider purchasing one from our store (Coming Soon). 

Challenge your kids to make REArt!

Want a fun, and super easy, activity to do with kids?  Give them this printout and challenge them to fill in the shapes with cool scenes or to transform the whole shape into something great.  Here's another design printout you can use.  

About the Artist

These RE art graphics were created by Dan Jacob in 2015 using an open-source graphics editor called Inkscape.  Dan was inspired by the splendor of the Creator, Savior, and Spirit to make recycling symbols that attempt to reflect that splendor.  

Let's Do It.png
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Word
Art
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Table-top Games
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Family
Kits
Mask
Love
Home Kits.jpg
Spiritual
Spectrum
You Are Beloved Button.png
Kid Jesus.gif
Kid Jesus
RE Trinity.png
ReArt
Jesus.png
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Gospel
Rules
mystery museum.gif
Mystery
Museum
VBS
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CATechism
&
DOGma
Movie
Bible
Studies
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Make
MObile
Kid's
Books
Loop 2.gif
Hero Hospital
VBS
Movie
Bible
Studies
Family
Kits
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Building Kits.png
HOSAS.gif
Brick Book.gif
lord's prayer.gif
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Land Acknowledgement

The Banner Blue studio and office are located on the original and ancestral homelands of the Myaamia Nation, Shawnee Nation, Kaskaskia Nation, Hopewell Culture, and Adena Culture. We understand the importance and necessity of acknowledging the land and its original, Indigenous peoples, and doing so consistently. Also, we understand that this statement is just a first step and that we must learn more, do more and realize healing and justice for Indigenous peoples whose lands we now occupy. Created with the help of the ELCA Land Acknowledgement Guide

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