The goal for this book cover was to create something visually striking and inviting, centred around a rich sunset backdrop with a silhouette of one person praying over another. A consistent design element across the series is a band along the bottom, used to prominently display the title and supporting details, a unifying theme intended to carry through each book in the collection.
This cover presented an opportunity to revisit and further refine the silhouette concept from earlier in the series. Multiple rock assets were combined to construct the base, while additional elements were manipulated and composited to achieve the precise figure pose envisioned for the final composition.
This design served as an opportunity to explore digital painting as a medium. Drawing on a background in fine arts, the process involved extensive experimentation with various techniques and multiple rounds of revision before arriving at the final result, making it a significant and rewarding step forward in developing this skill set.
Building a website was one of the first responsibilities undertaken upon joining the ministry. Squarespace was the initial platform of choice, but over time it proved increasingly difficult to maintain, and its lack of full responsiveness meant the site would frequently break across different screen sizes. In 2025, Framer was identified as a more suitable alternative. Following thorough research and testing, it became clear that it addressed the key limitations of the previous platform. The site was then rebuilt in Framer to realise the intended vision: a modern, vibrant aesthetic with streamlined content editing and clear visibility of upcoming events.
Each thumbnail was crafted to maintain a consistent look and feel aligned with the broader brand aesthetic, balancing bold visual elements with clear, legible typography. The goal was to create designs that are immediately recognisable while compelling enough to drive engagement.
