Sunday, January 10, 2021

Gospel tee: Parable of The Lost Sheep Luke 15:5

Medium: Acrylic

Labels: Acrylic, Christian Art, Gospel Art, gospel graphic, Gospel Streetwear, graphicdesign, Hand Painted, Illustrator: Perry Goh, lost sheep, Luke 15:5, model: Bryan Goh, parable, Typographer: Perry Goh

Friday, October 30, 2020

Gospel graphic design icon

Labels: Christian graphic design. Christian art, Gospel Art, Gospel design, gospel icon, Graphic Designer: Perry Goh, Hebrews 12:29, Illustrator: Perry Goh Pang Peng

Monday, June 25, 2018

Gospel tee design

Labels: design for God, God, Gospel design, Jesus Christ, Proverbs 6:6

Monday, July 3, 2017

Career path

My career is in His direction. Thank you Jesus.

Labels: bible verse, God, Jesus Follower: Perry Goh, proverbs 16:9

Thursday, February 23, 2017

Beautiful Lord

Beautiful Lord. I am honoured that He has found me. Thank you Jesus.

Labels: beautiful Lord, Jesus Christ follower Perry Goh, Leeland

The Servant King

Beautiful God, humble King. My heart touched by Him. I want to be like Him.

Labels: Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ follower Perry Goh, The Servant King

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Christmas Wreath

Labels: Birthday of Jesus Christ, Christian Art, Christmas wreath, Frosty Snowman, Gingerbread Man, Illustrator: Perry Goh Pang Peng, oil pastel, Rudolph Red Nose Reindeer, Santa Claus

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Heartfelt story from China

A leukaemia-stricken man from Xuzhou in China's Jiangsu province, whom doctors said had only six months to live, was saved when his eight-year-old son donated his bone marrow.

The boy, Cao Yinpeng, put on 10kg in two months to qualify for the minimum donor weight requirement of 45kg, reported the Chongqing Times.

While China's marrow donor programme website stipulates that donors should be between the ages of 18 and 45, exceptions are sometimes made for younger donors to save the lives of their family members.

In the case of Yinpeng's father, who was diagnosed in January this year, he had been unable to find a suitable donor for a bone marrow transplant.

Yinpeng reportedly said he wanted to give his father a life, just as his father had done for him.

With the help of his family, he devised a plan to gain weight so as to meet the 45kg requirement, which would enable his body to produce enough blood.

The plan included a routine which called for Yinpeng to brisk walk for one hour every evening, as he had to avoid strenuous exercise.

His plan started in June and he went for the operation in early July.

His father is now recovering well after the successful operation, with Yinpeng since learning how to cook to better take care of him, the report said.

Read more here