Army Major Jon Norquist discovered his unique form of art by way of a coffee making accident. Using a malfunctioning coffee pot resulted in spilling coffee on the table, but the unique pattern one day caught the artist’s attention as something to create. This spilled coffee art began on paper, then moved on to an improved canvas form. While not specifically a Christian business, Norquist is able to serve his customers in a redemptive way by offering pieces with a biblical message and themes of goodness. The company also runs frequent promotions giving 25% of earnings to charitable causes. Customers will hopefully become curious about the most important message of the gospel. Beauty in earthly art is a great way to showcase the ultimate creator and point to lasting beauty through eternal life in heaven.
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