Howard Finster Sermon Text Folk Religious

Render in the medium and register of Howard Finster's Paradise Garden visionary plywood panels: high-gloss enamel house-paint applied to a flat plywood substrate showing the wood grain through thin coverage, palette of preacher-revival saturated reds, sky-blues, school-bus-yellows, grass-greens, and pure white, figures outlined in heavy hand-drawn brush-black contour with no academic shading, hand-lettered ornamental TEXTURE filling every margin and border (rendered as the visual feel of dense rural-vernacular hand-lettering, NOT legible words; letterforms should read as decorative pattern only, no actual readable text), tiny intricate secondary figures and angels and eyes and faces scattered throughout the border bands, sermon-feeling without any actual readable scripture, decorative dot-patterns and stars and rays radiating from the central figure, the plywood edge visible and slightly chipped, enamel running and pooling at the lower edges where wet paint sagged, the visual register of a self-taught Baptist preacher who painted forty-seven thousand works in the back yard of his Georgia garden. Do not render legible on-canvas text, logos, watermarks, named hate-symbols, or any real person depicted defamatorily. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.