Jason Craig sits down with Stephen Crotts—illustrator of Malcolm Guite's Galahad and the Grail—to talk about what it means to be a maker in an age of AI slop, why creativity is a duty rooted in the Imago Dei, and how recovering a sense of place is essential to being human.
In This Episode, We Cover:
Why AI can never bear the Imago Dei—and what that means for human art and expression
The difference between dominion and domination, and how a Christian view of creation shapes an artist's work
How building a home culture of making—music, art, and craft—forms children and families
The ancient process of woodcut printmaking and why embodied craft matters in a disembodied age
Why art belongs in its proper context and what we lose when it's pulled from worship into the museum
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:23 AI and the Image of God
04:00 Growing up in a creative family
08:30 Dominion vs. domination: a Christian view of creation
16:30 Building a culture of music and making at home
24:15 The woodcut printmaking process
27:40 "It's not expression if it's not made by humans"
34:10 Art at its highest is devotional
38:40 What it means for art to have meaning
45:08 Finding local stories and images to focus on
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