“Let The Devil Out”

This quote has always stayed with me:

“God’s plan is like a beautiful tapestry… but as humans, we only see it from the back—with all the ragged threads and muddy colors. We only ever catch hints of the true beauty on the other side.”

This artwork is my tribute to Daredevil. Not the flawless hero, but the man who stumbles through darkness, scarred and imperfect, still choosing to fight.

I drew him in those muddy tones. The bruises, the shadows, the grit of Hell’s Kitchen etched into his figure. Because Daredevil has never been about perfection. He’s about persistence. About faith in something greater, even when all you see are the frayed edges.

In front of him, the shattered stained glass burns with color fragments of crimson, blue, and light. It represents the tapestry, the beauty just out of reach, the greater story being woven even in suffering. Through pain, through sacrifice, something larger, something meaningful, is being formed.

This piece depicts more then Daredevils story but carrying faith in the unseen, about believing that even the ragged threads of our lives are part of a greater design.

For fans who carry that reminder close, this artwork is a window into the struggle, the scars, and the hope that makes Daredevil unforgettable.