Herkomer was once asked the secret of his success as a painter, and his reply was: “I look, I look, I look, I look!” And the secret of becoming like Christ is to look, and keep on looking at Christ.
Herkomer's success as a painter came from constant observation; similarly, becoming like Christ requires keeping our gaze fixed upon Him.
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