4 churches in the Yuma arizona area were having a thing… I don’t know what it was (if you do, email me and i’ll update this) it had something to do with getting people to come to church for Easter. anyway, they went together and did this postcard, I made the logo and the flyer for it. (top right was the final flyer)
another postcard for a series that they (YCC) was doing.
I’ve always been quite happy with how this one came out.
As I look at this, I wonder to myself. “Did you really do that?” And then I come up with “Yes, I did”
Why did I do that? I wonder…
They said they wanted something more Bright. so maybe as a joke… I don’t know. I showed them this, and they used it if I remember correctly.
UPDATE. They didn’t use this. Ha ha. got you.
here’s some other options, they ended up going with one of these.
if I remember right, it was the green one.
designed a website (no longer available) for a ministry that YCC was doing.
top left , top center are the final front / back of the postcard
top right is the billboard that they used for this campaign,
Bottom left was the first idea i had, since it was originally modeled after “Talladega Nights”
the others are just some rejects along the way.
This card was to give new (to the church) parents some information about the kids ministry.
The logo was already made and supplied to me.
Eventually the “What are we all about” handout card just wasn’t cutting it, so they had me create a tri-fold brochure to give some more information about the Church to visitors.
the top is the final brochure the bottom right was the first version, which I quite like the feel of too.
I don’t remember anything about this.
The bottom is the logo that YCC had been using up until this point. they needed something to go with all of the branding we’d been doing for the las year, so they wanted to keep the idea of the man raising his arms (because that’s totally not overdone)
this is the solution I came up with (and one other embarrassment) (The logo in the center is the official logo)
Jason wanted a “Generic” bulletin shell that they could use every week and he wouldn’t have to come up with information to fill the front and what not.