ESV Single Column Journaling Bible, Artist Series (Cloth over Board, Jessica Dennis Bush, Trellis): Holy Bible, English Standard Version

Creatively Engage with God's Word with the ESV Artist Series

The ESV Single Column Journaling Bible, Artist Series is a collection of journaling Bibles meant to celebrate the treasure of God's Word through the artistic talents of his people. These Bibles feature commissioned cover artwork designed by Christian artists such as Ruth Chou Simons, Jessica Dennis Bush, and Joshua Noom. Each artist offers a visual entry point focused on a particular biblical theme or passage, setting a tone of awe as readers engage with the Bible.

Each of these decorative Bibles retains the features of the original ESV Single Column Journaling Bible, such as cream-colored paper, 8-point type, a single-column page layout, and lines in the margin for note-taking. These features coupled with captivating cover artwork and an improved typesetting make each Bible conducive to creative engagement with God's Word.

• Beautiful Artwork: Each Bible includes an artist notes card explaining the custom cover design
• Personal Bible Study Tool: Includes a 1-year reading plan and 2-inch ruled margins for writing reflections, prayers, and journal entries
• High-Quality Production: Features cream-colored paper, a ribbon marker, a smyth-sewn binding, and a unique vellum o-wrap
• New Typesetting: Updated font and interior layout
• Replaces ISBN 978-1-4335-8955-3

Jessica Dennis Bush lives in Wheaton, Illinois, with her husband and five children. There she works as an artist and enjoys exploring different mediums including encaustic and oil painting, collage, pattern design, and illustration. She earned a degree in studio art from Taylor University.

Jessica Bush (BA, Taylor University) is an artist who works with oil, wax, and collage to explore concepts of process, place, and memory. She lives in Wheaton, Illinois, with her husband and five children.

Jessica Dennis Bush (BA, Taylor University) is an artist who works with oil, wax, and collage to explore concepts of process, place, and memory. She lives in Wheaton, Illinois, with her husband and five children.