Student Series Key Art
One of the ongoing projects we’ve enjoyed the most is creating message series key art for student ministries (Transit and InsideOut). Each key art inspires or supports the storytelling of title package videos, social media promotion, and other deliverables. These were created as a collaboration with North Point Creative Services.
MACP Rebrand
Mega Awesome Costume Party is an annual event held by the Upstreet and Waumba Land family ministry environments. These looks were created in collaboration with Gina Ragsdale, Jessica Willis, and Jeff Johnson with North Point Family Ministries, through North Point Creative Services.
The Good News
Here are a few of the elements we’ve created as personal work. We don’t always make time for side projects these days, but spreading the “good news” is always the exception. :)
Cinco De Mayo
This was created as part of a Cinco De Mayo themed event. Geometric patterns are a really useful way of creating a versatile theme that works across multiple applications. Such as social media, digital, signage, and photo backdrops, to name a few.
Piece on Earth
Every once in a while a project takes on a life of its own when you are especially inspired by the source material. The big idea was “God Makes Good Things.” And the theme was outer space. A favorite for us. Even after the project had passed, we found ourselves playing around with the style just for fun. So here you go. The most recent iteration.
Waumba Land Key Art
Waumba Land is a preschool environment located within North Point Ministries’ churches and their strategic partner churches all over the world. Over the last 10 years we've created countless printables and screen graphics for their monthly Big Ideas in collaboration with North Point Family Ministries, led by Kendra Fleming. Here are some of our favorites.
Transit Cookbook
As a creative seasonal gift for students and their parents, the Transit team decided to create a cookbook with original illustrations. Such a fun project for us to work on. Here are a few of our favorites.
Character Icons
This was a character exploration based on the four temperaments. We were asked to come up with a simple way to represent a very diverse group of people, in light of the temperaments using the four colors: yellow, red, blue, and green. The first example shows different expressions based on each type. The remaining samples explore hairstyles and accessories.
