This painting has literally been on my easel for almost 10 years. Honestly, I don't know if it'll ever be done but I feel like I'm just not good enough to do it the way that it needs to be done. Maybe one day... Anyway, it's called "Though Your Sins be as Scarlet". The woman, who was considered unclean in Christ's day, washed Christ's feet with her hair and her tears, truly sorry for the mistakes that she'd made. She, that day, was closer to God than the men around her who were judging her for her life and judging Christ for saying that her sins were forgiven.