u/Balaams_AssLXXVII

I made this picture as an inquirer, note that it's not an icon nor is it intended to be used as an icon liturgically, it is just personal art from a while back. I made it about two years ago after having recently discovered Orthodoxy. However instead of Greek Ⲓ︦Ⲥ︦ Ⲭ︦Ⲥ︦ I used Galilean Aramaic Yeshu'e Meshiḥa in the Herodian Script, and instead of Ⲟ ⲰⲚ it's ehyeh from the Palestinian Targum of Exodus iii. 14. Linguistically same literal exact meaning. What are your thoughts? As someone coming from a Protestant background I'm still learning what is and isn't acceptable. Would this be considered heretical or Judaising or acceptable as personal artwork? Also what's the Orthodox position on making art that takes elements and symbolism from icons while not aiming to necessarily be canonical icons but while also paying homage to the Byzantine style? Is this acceptable?

Got banned from this reddit for asking a simple question. As an inquirer I was hopping to have honest open dialogue from other Christians like Protestants or whatever who left Orthodoxy. Turns out this entire subreddit r/exorthodox is a cesspit of atheistic liberal bad faith anti-Christian propaganda. They're not just "disillusioned" from Orthodoxy (supposedly), but appear to be viciously and maliciously attacking Christianity in general and directly hate Christ Himself. Sickening. I hope no Inquirers fall for this nonsense it's obviously the devil. Yet more added to my list of reasons why I think Orthodoxy is probably the truth. People who support Satanic and gay nonsense made a whole group dedicated to singling it out and attacking it with a whole bunch of lies, or complaining about things that are plain common sense that all Christians should agree with. I've never seen this much hate directed towards Lutheranism in particular, or Baptist churches, or whatever.