Brimstone is the first in a series of new designs that incorporate opaque centers with transparent trailed overlays.

This version used Lake of Fire images taken in the Ijen Volcano sulfur mines of East Java (see below).

These images show sulfur in its cold yellow state, ruby molten state and mystic blue flame state.

Fire and Brimstone are scriptural references to episodes of divine judgment and purification.

A Lake of Fire appears in ancient Egyptian and Christian texts as an after life destination for the wicked.

Egyptian coffin hieroglyphs of flame-red water lines surrounded by fire symbols describe an underworld of fiery lakes and rivers.

Both Egypt and Israel lie within the Great Rift where volcanic features and activity are common.

Viewing these other worldly images on the left it’s clear the ancients, who did not understand the phenomena, were greatly influenced by their behavior.