Conquered

This is a new illustration I finished up this week.  Last fall I heard a song by John Mark McMillan entitled, “Death In His Grave.” The first line of bridge, “He(Christ) cheated hell....,” stuck with me and is what inspired this artwork.  I believe one can’t appreciate the light and joy of the resurrection without acknowledging the dark hell and death Christ went through.  

Check out the different formats available for download here.  

Going Public

Here’s a new key-art piece I worked on with Colin Harman for North Point Community Church. This was used for a teaching on Baptism. It's a little nerve

The objective was to create a fresh clean feel that captured a sense of motion.  The type was created in Cinema4D and the water effect and coloring was done in photoshop. 

The Big Game

Here's a new design up at CreationSwap.  This could be used for any football theme series or party invites  It's avialable in several formats: Invite, Postcards, Bulletin, Screen Slides, & Banners.  

Christmas Graphic On Creationswap

Christmas is a crazy season for most church creatives, if your under the gun and need some graphics check out some of the work avialable for purchase on creationswap.com.  There are several formats available from screen slides to large hi-res PSD files.  

 

"White Christmas" Ryan Johns

Ryan looked me up a few weeks back and told me about this single he was working on for Christmas.  He sent me a preview of the music, and since I'm a sucker for smooth holiday jams, I had to jump on the project. The best part is he featured his 85 year old grandfather on the track.  Go to itunes now and download this single to add to your Christmas playlist. 

"Greater Is He" Album Artwork

I had the opportunity to work on album artwork for the Matt Littlejohn Band’s EP, Greater Is He.  They just released it on itunes this pass weekend, be sure to check them out.  

"Can You See It" Poster Design Screenlapse

I had the opportunity to design a poster and keyart for Southeaster Spanish District's 2012 Youth Convention. In talking with the director, he wanted artwork to show something big coming.   The type was created in Cinema 4D with some compositing, texturing and color treatment in photoshop to finish it off.  Below is a screen-lapse recording of the design process from beginning to end.