Bible Stories & Faith

Nine scenes are currently included: Noah's ark, Creation and the Garden of Eden, the Good Shepherd, Daniel in the lions' den, Jonah and the whale, the Nativity, David as a young shepherd, the Tree of Life, and Guardian Angel scenes. Each is illustrated across multiple art styles and palettes, typically five distinct versions per story.

Yes. We deliberately illustrated Daniel's lions as gentle, kind, and peaceful, never aggressive, so the story feels safe for young viewers. The whale in the Jonah designs is friendly rather than fearsome. Soft pastel versions of these stories are tagged for ages 0 to 2 and read especially soft.

All ages from 0 to 10. Soft pastel colorways of Noah's ark, Tree of Life, and Guardian Angel designs are tagged for ages 0 to 2 and read beautifully in nurseries. Watercolor and storybook treatments work for ages 3 to 5. Block print and painted landscape versions suit older school-age kids.

Warm cream, pale stone, soft sage, and buttermilk all pair beautifully. The right wall color depends on the specific design. Pull two colors from the mural and let one of them guide your wall paint. Avoid stark white, black, and bright primary colors, which compete with the contemplative mood the murals are trying to set.

Our designs avoid all denominational specificity and focus on the universally beloved children's-Bible scenes shared across most Christian traditions. Christ in the Nativity is depicted only as a sleeping infant. We do not depict the crucifixion, resurrection, or any other content unsuitable for young children. Most families across Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox backgrounds find these designs appropriate, but we recommend reviewing each design page if specific concerns apply.