Faith & Luck Series
Summer has started and have to admit I really had some fun with the design of this series. From art, stage, to atmosphere around the building. I believe this has to be one of the best series we've launched coming from the production team. I'm blessed to work along side some talented individuals that help make this all happen. Below is a break down of some of the key elements.
THE ART
Once we decided on a carnival theme I new where I wanted to go with the artwork. The reasoning behind going with the carnival theme was that the sermon content was going to be pretty heavy and wanted the brand to give it a lighter feel to balance it all out. I drew inspiration from some old circus posters I found online. Below are some rough sketches I started with.
One extra element we did for this series is that I designed some posters that were posted all over the building to promote the new series. This was something we hadn't done in a while. It helped create some buzz leading up to the start of the series.
Here's a timelapse video of the making of faith & luck art.
THE WORSHIP GUIDE
We like changing up our worship guide layout. I came up with a long double sided guide. The finish size came out to 4.5x10.25. In order to use something with this length we ended up printing on cardstock to give it some stability. You can download a sample of our guide here.
THE INTRO VIDEO
Oz, my brother who also works here, animated the artwork to make a pretty sweet sermon bumper. This was played right before the speaker went up.
THE STAGE
The stage was a huge team effort to pull off. We were blessed to have a professional carpenter come in and volunteer his time to build the framing system for the center piece. We used our large format plotter to print off patterns that we glued down to the frame. Jorge, our stage design guru, really made it pop by adding textures and lighting. We also created a center logo piece, that gave a nice background during speaking IMAG.
