Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Magazine Artwork - Emerald Hills
Here's an illustrated version of Emerald Hills in Louisville, Kentucky where our headquarters are located for Team Expansion. I made this using CorelDraw X5 for possible use in our organization's magazing coming out this autumn called, Tell.
Labels:
color,
computer graphics,
CorelDraw,
fence,
graphic design,
illustration,
magazine,
outdoor,
sun,
team expansion,
TELL,
tree
Friday, September 10, 2010
Magazine Artwork - Revolution
Here's some initial graphics for an article in the magazine for Team Expansion that I mentioned in my previous post. This article is about needing a revolution in worldwide missions by the church. Not sure what the final product will look like, but these are my initial attempts.
Labels:
fire,
graphic design,
illustration,
magazine,
revolution,
team expansion,
TELL,
world
Magazine Artwork - Expulsion
I have been working on a few possible magazine article illustrations for one Team Expansion publications. It's called the TELL and will be out before the National Missionary Convention. Here's a couple versions of the first article I worked on, with a larger version of the more final look. The article will go on two pages and the text will be in the black space. The title will go in the arm/hand silhouette.
The article is of somber content. It is about the reality of missionaries when "kicked out" or expelled from a country. What is the church's responsibility when they return to the states? How do we care for them? How do we minister to them?
I actually used inspiration from an unlikely source. During WWII, the major cartoon studios in America made their own propaganda films. This included Disney in a short called, "Education for Death - The Making of the Nazi". I had seen them before and remembered the use of the silhouette and thought it fitting. Above you can see a snapshot from the aforementioned short. You can find it on Youtube, if you really want to see it.
The article is of somber content. It is about the reality of missionaries when "kicked out" or expelled from a country. What is the church's responsibility when they return to the states? How do we care for them? How do we minister to them?
I actually used inspiration from an unlikely source. During WWII, the major cartoon studios in America made their own propaganda films. This included Disney in a short called, "Education for Death - The Making of the Nazi". I had seen them before and remembered the use of the silhouette and thought it fitting. Above you can see a snapshot from the aforementioned short. You can find it on Youtube, if you really want to see it.
Labels:
color,
CorelDraw,
graphic design,
illustration,
magazine,
silhouette,
team expansion,
TELL
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