Diptychs shape this Mark Study Journal in both concept and style. Diptychs in the early church were used for a few purposes, but artistically they were often used to portray scenes from Jesus’ life, displayed within the church. The design of this book aims to communicate themes of contrast and paradox in the Gospel of Mark .
Fayettekids Ministry of Fellowship Fayetteville aims to help kids "Love Jesus More.” They provide resources that are playful and practical to guide families in conversations about theological topics and ideas.
This art direction is inspired by the theme presented in the books of Esther and Daniel: intentionally noticing where God is at work and how that displays His character. Oftentimes, this takes slowing down to intentionally practice “looking.” This artwork was designed with that discipline in mind. Using seven constant elements, each week’s art reflects themes within scripture
Concept and art direction for a series on 1 Peter at Fellowship Fayetteville. Playing with organic elements and imagery of growth, refracted light, soil, and other natural elements to portray themes found in the series.
Illustrative visual identity for a teaching series centered around the personal accounts of the Christmas story. Departing from typical Christmas visuals, this project aimed to personify and give color to a storyline many people in the audience have heard a thousand times. Inspired by historical religious paintings and mosaics, which have been telling this same story for hundreds of years.
Photography and art direction for a study of the book of John at Fellowship Fayetteville. Using still life photography as an anchor for visual themes of light and the idea of everyone having a seat at the table.
