Project School Zone Campaign Brochure Panels
Project School Zone is a curated collection of promotional materials that Lutheran schools can use to promote themselves, provided by the Lutheran Church Extension Fund (LCEF). LCEF provides and services loans that assist with school establishment and growth. In order to help their clientele thrive, LCEF produces and makes available high-quality marketing materials that schools can customize to promote themselves.
The Project School Zone campaign was created to raise awareness about this collection of marketing materials and to attract more schools to consider utilizing this low-cost option to help reach out to families in their surrounding neighborhoods.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Tim H. Voss, Gretchen Jameson & Paul Berkbigler
Photography: Nathan Harrmann
Project School Zone is a curated collection of promotional materials that Lutheran schools can use to promote themselves, provided by the Lutheran Church Extension Fund (LCEF). LCEF provides and services loans that assist with school establishment and growth. In order to help their clientele thrive, LCEF produces and makes available high-quality marketing materials that schools can customize to promote themselves.
The Project School Zone campaign was created to raise awareness about this collection of marketing materials and to attract more schools to consider utilizing this low-cost option to help reach out to families in their surrounding neighborhoods.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Tim H. Voss, Gretchen Jameson & Paul Berkbigler
Photography: Nathan Harrmann
Love / Hate Competition Valentine's Card Design
One of two Valentine's Day card designs I submitted to the AIGA Nebraska Love/Hate Valentine Card Contest which ended up winning the honor of actually being produced. Eighteen designs selected by invited contest judges were reproduced and sold by the chapter.
The text included on the interior of this card reads, "It's the only thing that should come between you & me."
One of two Valentine's Day card designs I submitted to the AIGA Nebraska Love/Hate Valentine Card Contest which ended up winning the honor of actually being produced. Eighteen designs selected by invited contest judges were reproduced and sold by the chapter.
The text included on the interior of this card reads, "It's the only thing that should come between you & me."
Love / Hate Competition Valentine's Card Design
One of two Valentine's Day card designs I submitted to the AIGA Nebraska Love/Hate Valentine Card Contest which ended up winning the honor of actually being produced. Eighteen designs selected by invited contest judges were reproduced and sold by the chapter.
The text included on the interior of this card reads, "And I'd still be on my feet. • Joni Mitchell • 1971 •"
One of two Valentine's Day card designs I submitted to the AIGA Nebraska Love/Hate Valentine Card Contest which ended up winning the honor of actually being produced. Eighteen designs selected by invited contest judges were reproduced and sold by the chapter.
The text included on the interior of this card reads, "And I'd still be on my feet. • Joni Mitchell • 1971 •"
The Lutheran Church of Webster Gardens Art Glass Window Guide
This piece was produced as a companion guide to a pair of art glass windows this church commissioned for their sanctuary. The art glass windows were designed and produced by Kenneth Von Roenn of Architectural Glass Art Incorporated and feature designs that heavily incorporate overlapping historical texts and typography.
In order to help viewers better decipher and understand the sources and significance of the featured texts, this cascading folded piece was developed to allow a visitor to visually isolate the texts and learn more about their historical, theological and spiritual origins. The piece also allowed for companion comments from the pastors of the church and from the window design.
Copywriting provided by: Elizabeth King
Art Direction: Elizabeth King & Paul Berkbigler
This piece was produced as a companion guide to a pair of art glass windows this church commissioned for their sanctuary. The art glass windows were designed and produced by Kenneth Von Roenn of Architectural Glass Art Incorporated and feature designs that heavily incorporate overlapping historical texts and typography.
In order to help viewers better decipher and understand the sources and significance of the featured texts, this cascading folded piece was developed to allow a visitor to visually isolate the texts and learn more about their historical, theological and spiritual origins. The piece also allowed for companion comments from the pastors of the church and from the window design.
Copywriting provided by: Elizabeth King
Art Direction: Elizabeth King & Paul Berkbigler
LCMS Youth Gathering Registration Booklet
A booklet designed to walk interested participants through the process of registering to attend the 2007 LCMS Youth Gathering convention held in Orlando, Florida.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Paul Berkbigler & Gretchen Jameson
Photography: Nathan Harmann
A booklet designed to walk interested participants through the process of registering to attend the 2007 LCMS Youth Gathering convention held in Orlando, Florida.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Paul Berkbigler & Gretchen Jameson
Photography: Nathan Harmann
Kids Kount Publishing Children's Ministry Brochure
Kids Kount is a Christian publishing group based in Omaha, Nebraska who generate a wide range of curricular materials devoted to assisting with Children's Ministry efforts. The design and imagery promotes the idea of raising a Christian standard for children to study and grow towards + raising the example of the faith growth occurring in children as a standard for a congregation to aspire to. This brochure provides information about the curriculum Kids Kount provides for children's ministry programs in churches and schools.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Gretchen Jameson, Julie Bang & Paul Berkbigler
Photography: Nathan Harrmann
Kids Kount is a Christian publishing group based in Omaha, Nebraska who generate a wide range of curricular materials devoted to assisting with Children's Ministry efforts. The design and imagery promotes the idea of raising a Christian standard for children to study and grow towards + raising the example of the faith growth occurring in children as a standard for a congregation to aspire to. This brochure provides information about the curriculum Kids Kount provides for children's ministry programs in churches and schools.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Gretchen Jameson, Julie Bang & Paul Berkbigler
Photography: Nathan Harrmann
Kids Kount Publishing Family Ministry Brochure
Kids Kount is a Christian publishing group based in Omaha, Nebraska who generate a wide range of curricular materials devoted to assisting with Children's Ministry efforts. The design and imagery promotes the idea of raising a Christian standard for children to study and grow towards + raising the example of the faith growth occurring in children as a standard for a congregation to aspire to. This brochure provides information about the curriculum Kids Kount provides for family ministry programs in churches and schools.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Gretchen Jameson, Julie Bang & Paul Berkbigler
Photography: Nathan Harrmann
Kids Kount is a Christian publishing group based in Omaha, Nebraska who generate a wide range of curricular materials devoted to assisting with Children's Ministry efforts. The design and imagery promotes the idea of raising a Christian standard for children to study and grow towards + raising the example of the faith growth occurring in children as a standard for a congregation to aspire to. This brochure provides information about the curriculum Kids Kount provides for family ministry programs in churches and schools.
Copywriting provided by: Gretchen Jameson
Art Direction: Gretchen Jameson, Julie Bang & Paul Berkbigler
Photography: Nathan Harrmann
Type In The Wild Typographic Guidebook
This set of graphics features the cover and several interior pages from a bystander's guide to typography by way of public signage and advertising that I wrote and designed during my grad studies at Tyler School of Art. The cover of the book is designed to feature a rotating wheel that allows a reader to roughly match up the typestyle on a sign they're looking at with printed samples.
Once a reader has spun the wheel and found a rough match for what they're looking at, the wheel then also points them towards the interior pages that describe that type style, some of its stylistic origins and samples of several other typefaces that fall into that same style category.
This set of graphics features the cover and several interior pages from a bystander's guide to typography by way of public signage and advertising that I wrote and designed during my grad studies at Tyler School of Art. The cover of the book is designed to feature a rotating wheel that allows a reader to roughly match up the typestyle on a sign they're looking at with printed samples.
Once a reader has spun the wheel and found a rough match for what they're looking at, the wheel then also points them towards the interior pages that describe that type style, some of its stylistic origins and samples of several other typefaces that fall into that same style category.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Book Cover Design
This was a cover design I created as part of the Book It! book cover design competition hosted by AIGA Nebraska.
This was a cover design I created as part of the Book It! book cover design competition hosted by AIGA Nebraska.
Hell City Tattoo Festival Conference Brochure
This are panels from a trifold brochure that I designed during my grad studies at Tyler School of Art. The imagery featured in the brochure comes from a collection of classic graffiti artwork - designs drawn from seaman tattoos, artists like Ed Hardy and Sailor Jerry, plus numerous other obscure, pre-1930s tattoo artists.
This are panels from a trifold brochure that I designed during my grad studies at Tyler School of Art. The imagery featured in the brochure comes from a collection of classic graffiti artwork - designs drawn from seaman tattoos, artists like Ed Hardy and Sailor Jerry, plus numerous other obscure, pre-1930s tattoo artists.
