5.23.2011

MCNAUGHTON ART GIVEAWAY!!!

YES!, we’re doing it again.  In appreciation to our best fans we are giving away some of our most popular prints.  In order to enter this contest only two things are required…


First… Be a new or existing “FOLLOWER” on the MCNAUGHTON BLOG.  Be sure to leave a comment on this page telling me which is your favorite McNaughton painting and why, and include your real name (blog names can be hard to identify for purposes of naming a winner!)

Second…  Write me a note on my Facebook page telling me which print you would like to win.

This contest will run until Thursday the 26th and the winners will be announced Friday the 27th!

There will be a first and second prize awarded.  Each print will be personally signed by the artist!

***FIRST PRIZE:  Choose TWO of your favorite McNaughton 10X15 prints from the following list:  One Nation Under God, The Forgotten Man, Via Dolorosa, Peace is Coming, Parting the Veil, Awaiting the Command.

***SECOND PRIZE:  Choose ONE of your favorite McNaughton 10X15 prints from the same list as above. (To view images visit the photos on Facebook)


GOOD LUCK!!!

83 comments:

  1. Wow! Thanks for the contest! I LOVE the Forgotten Man, and I think we need to get as may people exposed to this painting and its meaning as possible. If I could win one I would do my best to do just that! Thank you.

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  2. I would love to win a print of my favorite which is One Nation Under God. It really speaks to my feelings about this country and the current situation and the roots we need to rediscover! Thanks for your work

    Darin Carr

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  3. The first painting I ever saw of yours was one nation under god. I have to say it gives you a since of comfort, I love it, I have sent many friends to your site to see that painting, but I have to say all your work is great!!!
    one nation under god
    peace is coming
    Thank you
    Lindsey Guernsey

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  4. I love both One Nation Under God and the Forgotten Man.

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  5. The Forgotten Man. It says so much, almost as if you had me in mind when you painted it. As I am sure many in my generation feel. The Silient Generation... but we are waking up now and this made the point vividly.

    Rabyne Hutton

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  6. Jon - As I have said before I love them all. I couldn't choose a favorite - Any one of them would be an honor to display in my home for all to see.
    Thank you,
    Shannon Hoag

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  7. Hello! This is a wonderful opportunity! I would love to have One Nation Under God. This painting speaks to me as a mother and future teacher. It amazes me how touching the little boy is when he is looking at the constitution. It is as though he completely understands what a wonderful thing it is. Thank you for all of your dedication in bringing the real issues in life to art. I am amazed!

    Amber Bignell

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  8. It is hard to choose a favorite, but I think I would choose "Parting of the veil". I would love to hang this in my living room to remind my family to make wise choices, for this is the ultimate goal to return to our Heavenly Father as an eternal family and be with their sister Samantha who we know is living with God!

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  9. Mr. McNaughton, your talent is remarkable and a true God given ability. I have been a fan ever since my fiance shared The Forgotten Man with me on facebook. That particular work of art touches a place in my heart, and expresses thoughts and feelings I have had personally. The same can be said for your work, One Nation Under God. Every detail of these magnificent expressions of your talent evoke an emotional response in me and I never get tired of visiting your sight to look at them. Thanks again for sharing your gift with the world!

    Liz Robertson Higgins

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  10. Jon,
    You have so many wonderful creations that it is difficult to pick just one. But of all your artwork, those that move me the Most are
    Calming The Storm
    Parting The Veil

    Leisa Watkins

    Thank you for heeding the Spirit and painting your testimony for the world to see and hear.

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  11. I would love to win a print; however, I would have a very hard time choosing between The Forgotten Man, One Nation Under God and Peace is Coming. They all depict problems of our time and that is what great art is all about. It is sad that one of them is meeting with such controversy, but it is good at the same time. All GREAT artists met with controversy at some point or another in their careers and they are the ones who are hanging in the Louve. I have a unit on Aesthetics in my art class and I love to use yours. I show them the print, then have them use the steps of art criticism before I show them your comments on each element in the painting. Its Good Stuff! Kudos, John - you are nailing it. Keep em coming. - Georgi Dalton

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  12. I love many of them, but I think my favorite is "One Nation Under God." It is just so inspiring and keeps with the belief that God himself assisted in the founding of our nation. The "Forgotten Man" is a close second.

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  13. One Nation Under God. It makes me react and think.

    We home school our children and are bringing them up to know that God has a hand in it all. Since we spend so much time on the Constitution and bible lately I feel this picture would be awesome right above their bible station.

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  14. Dave March

    I would have to say hands down my favorite painting is "The Forgotten Man". This painting blew my mind conceptually, and carries significant historical value. The men that ran or run this great nation, and their dedication, or lack there of to the common man are greatly displayed with emotions evoking great compassion to absurd empathy trampling some of our nations greatest documents. Both making me proud to be an American, and disappointing in some of our more recent presidents.

    I am a big fan of your art and thank you for sharing with us.

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  15. I love all your paintings and each speaks to my heart. I think my favorite is Parting the Veil. I know I'm in the group of believers that are with Jesus. I'm just trying to find me in your painting along with my family and friends. ~ Barbara Wilkins

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  16. Yay another drawing I love your work so much! They are all so inspring but I would have to say that my favorite print out of them all is the contreversal JK one nation unders God I hope to one day have this painting in my home either be by me buying it or winning but I love what it stands for and all of the meaning and thought you put into it.
    BillieJo

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  17. PEACE IS COMING has become my favorite if there is a way of choosing a favorite.Everytime I look at any of your work a different emotion is experienced and a new hope is found.

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  18. Choosing a favorite McNaughton painting is like choosing your favorite chocolate! They're all great! ;-D That said, "One Nation Under God" moves me so much.
    Thank you for the contest!
    Rob Turner

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  19. Hello Jon, I have to say I love all your paintings. I wish I could hang one on every wall in my home. My favorite is "One Nation Under God" my second is :The Forgotten Man". I am so thankful you have the integrity and values to paint your beliefs. This is the way we should teach our children. I believe God has his hand in all things. You join the spiritual and the carnal man as it should be. Thank you for your passion.- Monica Hendry

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  20. I would LOVE to win! I am a detail oriented person. Your detail is magnificent. The Via
    Delarosa is the one for me. My name is Jane Peterson. I live in Rochester, NY
    PS My husband loves your work also.

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  21. Hi jon, its hard to decide which is my favorite of your paintings, because each one of them hits me a different way. I love you work. One of my most favorite is Parting the Veil. I love this painting because it makes me think of my daddy that I lost to cancer recently. It brings me joy thinking of our Savior coming to meet us again with all of our loved ones following behind. I can't imagine a more perfect view than the day the adversary is off the earth and we can be in the arms of Christ. Beautiful painting. Dallyn (mortensen) Jones

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  22. Love ALL of your work Jon but Path of Peace is special to me and I already shared why on a former facebook discussion a few weeks ago. I would be happy to own any of your pieces so thanks for another fun giveaway! I'm crossing my fingers and toes!
    Mellissa Simmons

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  23. Hi Jon, of course I like Forgotten Man. It's an accurate description of what our leaders are doing to our country and to us. We hope he's not re-elected and then he can become the Forgotten Man. But there are so many others I like I find it hard to choose. Better leave that to my wife.
    Loren Spigelman

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  24. Although I love all the paintings in the contest, my very favorite painting (not just of yours but of all-time!) is one called Child of Mine, as I look at it daily in my home. It inspires me every day! All your works are so inspiring, I truly appreciate your talent! In current times, I also love One Nation Under God - it depicts so accurately the religious influences in founding this nation and I think in special preparation for the Restoration. THANK YOU!! Teresa Bridge

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  25. My favoites are The Forgotten Man, ne Nation Under God, and It's either The second Coming or Parting the Veil. It's the one with Christ coming back with the angels behind him.

    Thanks!!!

    Emily Wilson

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  26. I think all of your paintings are wonderful. I really like the more modern day subjects with the hidden messages of how the world has and is changing. I applaud you for bringing these changes to light.

    I remember growing up we had the ever so popular picture on our wall "Daily Bread". My wife and I do not have a religious painting hanging on our wall yet. For this reason I would love to have "Calming the Storm" so that we too may display our believes on our walls. Layne Brunk, Wasilla, Alaska

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  27. Thanks for another opportunity to win one of your paintings. I love Awaiting the Command and One Nation Under God. One reminds me of listening for God and the other that we know him.
    My name is Robyn Teunissen.

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  28. I am a new follower and love all of your paintings. The one that really stands out for me is "One Nation Under God".

    Sue Smith

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  29. Such a hard decision to choose when we feel such emotions, such peace and heart-felt love with all of your paintings! Even so, One Nation Under God would be our choice. Thank-you for blessing our lives with your talent!!!
    --Errol and Hollie Bevan

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  30. GREAT GREAT GREAT, I love all your work! The only one that is hard for me to look at very long is (I am sorry I cant spell it right) Galgotha? I am glad I watched the video, but its very hard to look at. It is so nice that you do this!!
    B Legg

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  31. Love all of your paintings!! Thursday May 26th is my birthday!! I would love to win the Forgotten Man!! Sandra Hauser

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  32. Keep up the good work! I am going to have to vote for One Nation Under God as my favorite. Thank you! Signed, -Ian Smith

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  33. Jon, Thanks for your continued generosity! I have Peace is coming but would love to add One Nation Under God to my collection. Actually, any of your prints would be an honor!!!

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  34. Love this contest. I signed up today. If I win, i'd love either Parting the Veil or Peace is Coming - Ted Finch

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  35. My favorite is "The Arrival". Gives me such comfort and peace as I look into the Savior's eyes and loving face. Just how I picture our homecoming!!! Makes me even more grateful for the Plan of Salvation and the comfort and peace that it brings into our hearts and lives!!
    ~Harmoni Osborn

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  36. My grandmother was an amazing artist and taught just a smidgeon before she died. I would LOVE to learn this amazing talent. To be able to touch other's lives through your work and passion!! Wow! Do you have any advice on where is best to start? Classes at the community college? Thank you!! You and your work are amazing!! SO thankful to have discovered you!! :)

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  37. I really like, Forgotten Man... I am a minority, being conservative in California and this painting would be great to share with friends. I already shared the link on my Facebook page. Keep up the good work.

    Nancy Brown

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  38. I am sorry if some of you have had trouble posting your comment. I think you need to have a Google account. If you become a follower up on the top left it will walk you through doing this. I'm not sure why some would have trouble and others do not. Good luck.

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  39. I think your paintings are amazing. I love them because they tell a story that we can all relate to and every time you look at them they tell you more.
    I love Via Dolorosa because it shows through history the choices we as mankind made and are still making. Every day we are choosing to stand for Christ or not.
    My favorite paintings of all of them are Planting Seeds of Greatness and Ye Are Not Forgotten. I think families today need to remember how important the job of having families and training them is and because we have sheep now, I have learned so much about our lives as Christians and how we are really so much like sheep. Margaret Oosterhof

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  40. I suppose by some chance if I do win, I would love to have the "Forgotten man" I've pretty much been living that painting, last few years haven't been the best, far from it, I know like many here I'm the guy on the bench, wondering "how, why?" .... "One nation under God" what can I say, it's just a breathtaking painting, I love it as a very close second, anyhow keep up the awesome work.... James Murphy

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  41. To begin you mentioned some will love, hate or not understand your art and message. Honestly, we all need this message and what a great way to share your gift that GOD gave you in your messages with your fine art work. In times today this just may change even 1 persons heart. And even if its one person thats a gift in itself. Your paintings are messages I would be so proud of! What a legacy. One nation under God, Forgotten Man, every one will touch many people.
    Thank you Jo Getz

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  42. I like the picture "Let us adore him". Its that tender moment when the savior was born and if you have heard "Mary's Lullaby" you can understand her want and His future. It is the moment when the jews were looking for a King with power and great glory and instead they get a child with a Heavenly Father and mortal Mother. He came to do the will of the Father and so did He accomplish. That is why I love this tender moment. A sign from Heaven in its tenderest form and a life to redeem all mankind to the end. Steven Martin

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  43. If I were to win this contest, my first choice would definitely be One Nation Under God. This is my favorite because it shows that Jesus Christ is the God of this land. We either worship him or our nation will be destroyed.

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  44. This is Leslie Chamberlin from Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. Choosing a favorite would be a difficult task if I were only allowed one. The reason I love your art is the thoughts that flow from your mind through your fingers to the canvas. If I had to choose one favorite, it would be One Nation Under God. It comforts me in that God is watching over me and protecting me regardless of the good and evil that surround me. I live in the greatest nation on earth, but we all have free will so there is evil around me that filters through to government. God's light has shown through and helped create a strong nation in the presence of evil. I love Jon McNaughton's strength also to not be afraid to point out the great people of our country and those that don't have our nation's best interest at heart. Thank you for that.

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  45. Jon,
    I'm not too sure how this "blog" thing works but I'm on FB. Even if I don't enter the contest correctly that's ok. I think it's great what you are doing and makes others think of which painting speaks to them the most. (well done you)
    It was hard to think of just 'one' favorite however, one of the favorites is "I Will Always Love You." I have to say I'd love to be that little boy at any given time and to physically be that close to our savior and look into his eyes and see that love that I've felt for so long. Just to be 'that' close would be so absolutely amazing and overwhelming.
    Thanks for letting our Lord speak through you and share these wonderful drawings with us.
    May God bless you and keep you close to Him always.
    Tamara Thomas

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  46. I absolutely love the Forgotten Man. It is something that everyone is thinking but nobody wants to say out loud.

    Melissa Hardwicke

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  47. The Forgotten man tells the story of America and how over the years Presidents have started to ignore their duty to the American public and their duty to uphold the values this nation was founded upon.

    Rick McDermott

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  48. If I have to choose one of your magnificent paintings, it would have to be "The Forgotten Man".
    This painting depicts the duplicity in politics today yet draws attention to the importance of God in the governing of this great country.
    May God continue to bless you.
    Judy Perkins

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  49. I would be honored to own and display "The Forgotten Man" and look forward to the lively conversation that it will elicit in my home. Though it pained me to pick one of your creatures over the next. ~Lisa Whicker

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  50. Via Dolorosa is definitely my favorite. Invokes the spirit within me and thought provoking. Love it!

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  51. Your "Coming to Zion" painting is special to me. Both my mom and dad had forefathers and mothers as children who trekked to Utah in a handcart company and later met as adults and married.

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  52. First off, you are so very talented! Your art speaks to the public! I have more than just one favorite, but my number one would have to be One Nation Under God. I LOVED reading your feelings on this particular picture and also why you drew each individual and the meaning of them being there. You are an inspired man! Thanks for sharing your talent!

    Jayme Richards

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  54. I would love to win the via dolorosa! This is such an amazing painting! If I won first place I would also choose the parting the veil. You are so amazing and talented...thank you for sharing your talent!

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  55. From Rebecca M: Wow, what would I choose...that's like saying which of your children is your favorite? How DO you choose? I would have to say Loving Savior is my favorite. It brings such a peace to my heart, mind and soul when I look at it! Your Forgotten Man and so many other are inspired as well. Thanks for sharing your amazing gifts with us!

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  59. Awaiting the Command, it means more to me than you could know, and the painting is beautiful and really touches me. I actually experienced this in a dream. The Lord let me feel what he felt on this day in a dream, the abandoned feeling he felt, it tore at my soul. I woke up went to Bible Study and the teacher that day asked us "How do you think Jesus felt when he was abandoned?" I knew the answer because I had just experienced it in my soul in my dream that morning. There is no way that was a coincidence. Melodie Claussen

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  60. The other favorite I have of yours is "Child of Mine" Why? Because I have experienced miracles from praying the Rosary for the Mother Mary of Jesus to intercede for my Warrior Soldier son while he has been deployed 5 times. My friend and I did a 54 day Rosary Novena for my sons safe return from war and he came home on the exact day that the 54 day Novena ended and not knowing it at the time of beginning the Novena it ended on Thanksgiving day. What a joy that was for me and such a testimony to the Mother of God that he gave us on his cross when he died. I love you Jesus. Sorry I had to repost because I forgot to put my name, Melodie Claussen

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  61. Hello,
    My name is Ifti Khan. I'd like to first say that I love all of your paintings, you are truly blessed with a great gift and talent. If I have to choose one out of all your great works, I would have to say that "One Nation Under God" touches me the most deeply and is my favorite. The first time I saw it was in an LDS bookstore in Orem and tears just started streaking down my face as I just stood there transfixed by it's beauty and magnificence. I could not afford it, it was huge, but my wife bought me a small print of it for Christmas. She is awesome that way! As a naturalized citizen, who came to this country 48 years ago from Pakistan (and let me tell you, it's not easy being from Pakistan these days!) I came to love this country for all the things that it stood for and all that it has offered someone like me. I loved it so much that at 20 I enlisted in the US Army and served for nearly 13 years because I felt I owed something back. Now, as a disabled veteran, it breaks my heart to see how much things have changed and I'm afraid not for the better. All the divisiveness and the hatred that one sees and hears these days is truly sad. In looking at your painting, I too wonder what our forefathers would think if they could see what we see everyday. The presence of Christ at the center of the painting is what really hits you though, well it did me anyway, the idea that if we looked to God for guidance and salvation as they did in times past there might still be hope for us to right the ship for a better day and a better future.

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  62. Each time I see a new painting of yours, it's my new favorite. My very first favorite is 'One Nation Under God', but my all time favorite is 'Touched by the Spirit'. This gentleman just speaks of a feeling that I would like to have more in my life. I would love to add 'The Forgotten Man' to my wall.
    Laura Call

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  63. Your painting "One Nation Under God" is my favorite. I first became aware of it in an email a year or two ago, that was circulating (I received it more than once) calling us as a nation to pray and give honor to our Heavenly Father... This painting portrays not only our American heritage, but our Godly heritage, and we need to be reminded of this!
    Karen Howerton,
    Greensboro, NC

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  64. Thank you so much for this opportunity to win one of your paintings. A few years ago I stumbled across one of your paintings and fell head over heels in love with your gift to create on canvas. I truly love all your paintings! Of the choices given I would choose "Parting the Veil" and "One Nation Under God". This was hard to choose just two, I love them all! Thank you for all the wonderful posts on FB and your blog...I love it!
    Karen Smith

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  65. I love "Let Him Ask of God" because of the promise He has given us to know TRUTH for ourselves, if we ask Him in Sincere Prayer.

    Julianna Comans

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  66. "Via Dolorosa" is my favorite because I believe it portrays the true Christian of today and challenges those who call themselves Christians.

    Meredith George

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  67. One Nation Under God is my all time favorite. I found you by a fluke on Monday, and you blew my mind. I have been sharing links for all my fb family since. I believe your print of One Nation should be hanging in the office of every "public servant" in Washington, but that will not happen. They are afraid of the truth. I pray that more people will open their eyes to the truth, and force our government back to the founding values of this country.Trying to choose just 2 from your collection was so hard. You are truly filled with the spirit of Abba Father Yaweh to be able to bring such beauty to a blank canvas. The second favorite would either be the Forgotten Man or Peace is Coming. If I am chosen, I leave it up to those who pick me by gods leading what will reach my friends/family more. Thank you so much for all your hard work, and for this contest. I would never be able to afford a print (I am like the forgotten man, paycheck to paycheck)and this just shows the love you have for your Savior, and for us. Thank you, thank you. Susan Whelan

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  69. I would love to win a McNaughton poster so that I could show all my friends and family the beautiful and haunting illustration of American culture. I would use these picture as a tool in spreading the Good Word and the evils that plague our awesome nation.

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  71. I have many favorites, but the one that speaks to me most is the one named "After the Storm." My husband passed away suddenly a few years ago, leaving me a young widow with children alone. In the painting the lighthouse stands as a beacon on the shore guiding the storm ravaged ship into the safety of the port. The painting reminds me that no matter what happens to us, God is our beacon of hope, and we need just keep our eyes fixed upon Him. He is there for us after the storm, but like the light house, He was there all along. Sherry Timmerman

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  72. It's hard to narrow down all your artwork to a single favorite as I am a fan of them all... but when it comes down to it, "Path of Peace" has to be an all-time favorite of mine. It is not only calming and beautiful, but reminds me that I have an inner peace and a guardian angel watching over me at all times.
    Thanks for sharing your talent and faith with the world, Jon!

    God Bless,
    Sara Craft

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  73. "Touched by the Scriptures" really connects me to my grandmother's recent passing, almost a year ago. I have hoped that your painted image is something Gram has and is going through right now. That painting means so much to me, thank you! I've stared at that print many times while listening to music, thinking of Gram. I had hoped that in the future I would be in contact with you to see if you could paint that same picture, except with my grandmother in it, but I'm still saving for that day. I discovered your art work while searching youtube for heroic scores of music and was happy to find that you had a facebook page. Your art amazes me! In the past I used to sketch various things, but you have a wonderful talent for realism of people!!! They, they look wonderful, I can't say it enough times!

    If I were to pick a painting from the list given, I would choose - The Forgotten Man

    Thank you sir, it's an honor to be on your page...
    Eric Crump

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  74. Jon, the hardest part of your contests is to make choices! It's much easier to congratulate the winner and wait for another giveaway drawing than to narrow your paintings down to one or two favorites! But, the rules say to choose, so I'll say "One Nation Under God." Mainly because it is a story of more than a thousand words-more like over 200 years! It reminds us of where we have come from, what our nation has struggled through, what we have been taught, and points out to us that we have almost wiped much of that out of our history books. If you weren't painting these messages, they have a good chance of being forgotten altogether. Remember how king Josiah tore his robes and wept in the Lord's presence when he heard Shaphan read from the Book of the Law? He cleaned house quickly, even though the prophetess Huldah sent the message that he would die before the Lord brings disaster to the people. He wanted to get the kingdom back to God, where it belonged, and restarted Passover celebrations that had been forgotten. Here were are, as a nation, doing the same thing as the nation of Israel. May God continue to empower you with the gift of painting His message. G. Daniel

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  75. I LOVE your art! God has surely blessed you with a gift!

    If I was able to chose 2, they would be:
    One Nation Under God and The Forgotten Man

    I really love the two painting of Jesus with the children and with the modern boy. Those make my heart just sing with happiness!

    I have always loved fine art; however, on my salary, it is impossible to purchase any for my home. Thank you for your give aways.

    God bless you and your family.

    M. Meredith

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  76. Hi Jon,
    Thank you so much for your work and for the opportunity to win one of your prints. I appreciate your work so much. Thank you for standing for the truth and for christian values. My favorite print is The "Forgotten Man" and 2nd "One Nation Under God". What Powerful prints. They have such a strong meaningful message. I would feel so honored to have any of your prints, but I find myself often visiting your site and viewing your video clip of "The Forgotten Man". It is so true and powerful. Thank you for speaking out with this painting.

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  77. Obama stomping the constitution. Politicians are not civic minded any longer they are just increasing their entitlements and placing themselves above the people they represent. This is for the people by the people and not for their little group. When the president is not an example to follow the constitution then the people will not honor and respect the constitution. We are having confusion because we do not have the Godly leadership that made this country great. Insteading of leading we are becoming followers of man not God.

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  78. You art is truly inspiring. "The Forgotten Man" so simply and beautifully symbolizes all of Washington, stepping on all of the people there are supposed to represent. Thank you for your vision and ability to extend that vision to art. I would be honored to hang any of your works on my wall but find the "Awaiting the Command" the image that draws me more than any other. May God Bless you

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