Paul Grand posted a photo:
PP avec flypaper textures
View of Mountains at the nearby Spanish border.
I'm away for several days!
VanHandler posted a photo:
Interrupted is Habitat Christian Community's [habitatcc.com] series that explores Acts 2, focusing on God interrupting life to make the Gospel known. The "!" was used to show the feeling of action, while the God + Man + Gospel are all components in the nature of God's divine plan. For a bit of background, Habitat is a new church plant that is made up of young adults & young families and when we partner with a church to brand a sermon series, we carry the look through bulletin shells, powerpoint slides, video intros and any pertinent web images...basically anywhere it will be visually communicated.
Goal: To brand the sermon series on Acts 2 in a way that way interesting and didn't scream the obvious - Pentecost, tongues of fire, a street scene in 1st century Jerusalem.
Interrupted was chosen because it was felt to be the best way to describe how God seemingly interrupts lives with the Gospel. The background scenes communicate the places where people in our context usually find themselves, traffic, retail stores, coffee houses and cubicles.
Direction: The strong, bold font offsets the background images of traffic, a big-box interior scene and other "busy" scenes.
Although this is a completed project, just wanted to throw it into the mix in order to get some feedback from other designers and creatives.
Baie. posted a photo:
A quote from "Girl, Interrupted" (which is one of the best movies in the universe and if you haven't seen this yet, you have to do it).
It looks like shit here, because I couldn't scan it or take a proper photo of this.
AllenFreeman posted a photo:
©2010 Allen Freeman, San Diego. I believe this was at the Nashville airport but it may of been the Houston TX one. Can't remember. I was just about to get this great shot of the models posing for me, when this worker for the airport backed into the shot and told us to keep on moving.
ladams_272031 posted a photo:
One of the strangest sunsets I've seen, this cloud formation started as a small grey spot on the horizon and very quickly simply exploded as if the "spot" had been shot out of a wide bore cannon.
VanHandler posted a photo:
These various content slides incorporate the look and feel of the series in a fashion that allows for visual space to apply words and text.
VanHandler posted a photo:
Interrupted series logo using Trade Gothic in various weights and styles.
VanHandler posted a photo:
The title slides are various visuals used in order to communicate the different places where we can be interrupted by God, including at work, in traffic, out for coffee, and at stores.
VanHandler posted a photo:
Screen shots of a title motion loop created to be played during videos and as an opening bumper for the Interrupted sermon series.
VanHandler posted a photo:
The series bulletin shell uses a pre-printed color shell which is sized to 1/3 of a 8x11 sheet of paper. This allows for customization of content as well as a money-saving solution for a church that doesn't want to spend a lot on a full sheet of info.
christiaan_25 posted a photo:
The state bird of New Jersey, Iowa, and Washington is very much at home and very numerous in Illinois. They haven't been very gracious posers for me, though. I snapped a decent shot of a female goldfinch last year, but this is the first halfway good shot of a male that I've been able to get and feel confident enough to post. I interrupted him while he was eating the seedheads of some yellow coneflowers along the shore of Meadow Lake at the Morton Arboretum. Though he stayed around for a few shots, very soon he decided he'd had enough of me, and he flew off to join his friends.
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bkgunner posted a photo:
But whose? According to the photographer (Qianying), she didn't know this guy was looking at the camera - nor does she know why he's centered and I'm not (this is uncropped). Theories abound, but the end result is one silly looking picture.
Taken before the start of the New York Road Runners' 6.20 Father's Day 5 mile race in Central Park.
