Wow… that’s a lot to take in.
Perhaps this image is more for me than for my readers.
Over the past four weeks, The Daniel Scroll has quietly taken on a life of its own. Each Thursday I published another installment, and with each new chapter came another image to accompany it. What began as simple story posters slowly became something more.
As I worked through Scrolls I through V, I realized I wasn’t really creating promotional graphics anymore. I was creating literary art—images meant not simply to advertise the story, but to capture its mood, invite reflection, and become part of the reading experience itself.
That realization sent me back to the drawing board.
I reworked every poster, searching for a style that felt timeless, restrained, and unmistakably The Daniel Scroll. The parchment tones, the oxblood circle, the quiet spaces, the recurring imagery—they’ve all become part of the visual language of the series.
This collage marks that journey. It’s a celebration of where these first five Scrolls have taken me creatively.
The story itself hasn’t changed.
Daniel is still Daniel. Nabu still has questions. And Babylon continues around them.
Only the way I’ve chosen to invite you into their world has changed.
And I think the journey has become even more beautiful.
Thank you for walking it with me.
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to begin, this is it. The journey starts with Scroll I—and a new Scroll arrives every Thursday.
Leave a Reply