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Jurassic Jungle Digital Scrapbook Kit

admin — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 00:56:55 +0000

Imagine a photo of your favorite would-be paleontologist in a primordial jungle. That’s exactly what you can do with these Digital Scrapbooking kits. Rich, jungle colored papers and tropical elements will make you the hero for future explorers. They’ll show it off to their friends like a badge of honor!

Priced to sell fast at NutHouse-scraps.com, you’re going to be delighted at how easy the memories will lay themselves out with Jurassic Jungle kits! These kits will mix and match with a whole series of kits at NutHouse-Scraps.com in the Here Comes Trouble Team Kits.

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Church Program Cover

admin — Sun, 10 May 2009 04:33:51 +0000

I started with the ruddy color from the church’s logo, added some sunshine, combined it with some vector people in a couple rows and put a cross behind them all. Pastor Keith loves it. We’ll use it for the next few weeks of his messages.

This same image goes on the center screen, with not quite such busy complementing images for the side screens where the lyrics go, sermon points, and other screens go, as pictured below:

Pastor’s Forum Main Stage Screens

admin — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 20:50:05 +0000

The Pastoral Excellence Forum was held at SouthPoint Church, which has three screens that span the entire front of the building. The center one is double wide, but not double tall, so you get this opportunity for a beautiful, wide, panoramic image.

Unfortunately, though, every one of those has to be adapted or built by hand, because of it’s unusual proportions.

I chose the theme image to use for this Pastoral Forum with Pastor Jack Hayford from Midnight Oil’s awesome coordinated graphics set called Tree Roots. Because they provide images and video with and without the pre-titled words, I was able to use the wordless versions and provide our own title over it.

The flourishing of a tree through all the seasons of an annual cycle seemed to be a good metaphor for the theme of the one-day conference, “Sustaining Pastoral Excellence”.

The original image, to the right, wasn’t anywhere near wide enough to go on the center screen. An hour later, I’d manufactured another 1024×768 of pixels to make a complete image the correct size, as pictured below. Hopefully the only people who would know how much I doctored it up to get it on the extra wide screen are the artists at Midnight Oil where I purchased the original set.

The side screens, which changed at various times to hold content, used the same colors, and were a tad darker for contrast with the texts. A painted backdrop provided interest with texture and color. Here are two examples of the same background used for two of the sponsor’s screens:

All of these screens were the last creations for this event – now that it is over, I’ll be filing everything away for the next one.

Cherish – Wedding Memory

admin — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 01:54:55 +0000

Here’s just one of the pages from a wedding album, using the Glistening Evening kit I designed. Design elements like this can readily enhance your wedding, anniversary, or special celebration.

Let one of our professional artists take your collection of photographs to the next level. It isn’t just a photo, it’s a memory.

Christmas Images for Church Presentations Ready

admin — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 00:34:07 +0000

I’ve just placed a number of individual images and sets of coordinated images for Christmas in the store at ChurchMedia.net. There’s a number of different styles to fit in with the various kinds of worship services which are held.

The ones which come in a set have coordinating backgrounds for nearly any portion of a church service that you could think of. See how there is a title screen, and then screens with various amounts of decoration on it so that one could be used for introduction, another to project lyrics on, and others for the Pastor’s message. You can just pick from which ever you need.

There are versions with and without a title, for ultimate customization to your needs.

The other unique part of my sets is that they are available in two sizes. SD, Standard definition for churches who use projection screens in ‘standard’ sizes – 1024 x 768, and there are also a set designed for 1920 x 1080, HiDef, or wide screen projectors.

As any of us knows who have watched a regular TV screen of a HiDef show … the two formats are not something you can just scale up or down. You lose something when you try!

The small sample picture above shows you the two sizes and some of the various choices of images to choose from in a set. As such, these are some of the best bargains you’ll find for christian media. And you won’t have to spend a single moment covering up or editing out a title! I’ve been there and done that!

I’m taking requests if you have something you’re looking for specifically. Leave a comment below.