Project Type: Branding, Marketing Design
Ignite Church is the young adult expression of House of Praise. It is a community of future global leaders, aged 17-30 and on a mission to impact the world positively. Ignite is a dynamic and lively church filled with remarkable and vibrant people — the new brand identity embodies that vision.
Ongoing Volunteer Project
Transit Ads 2023
These posters are displayed in bus shelters primarily in Mississauga, Ontario.
Merch Designs 2022
Branded merchandise that represent the church's message and beliefs.
Event Designs
Talent Expression and Productive Engagement are two the five pillars of Ignite Church. These events were an opportunity for people to showcase their talents and meet new people.
Sermon Series
Each month, Ignite has different sermon topics. The poster for the sermon series has to reflect the topic of the month while reflecting Ignite's core identity. Each sermon requires a full sermon suite that includes resized graphics for an LED wall, projector screens, social media, HOPraise app banner and Youtube lower thirds for different streaming requirements.
Below you will see a full sermon suite for "Real Christianity", while the remaining graphics will show the main poster for each month's topic.
LED Wall Splash Screens:
LED Wall
LED Wall
Ignite App Banners:
YouTube Thumbnail Boarders:
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Straight Talk was an interactive question and answer session with the lead pastors of Ignite Church. With the intent to replicate a talk show's appearance, different graphics were created for the four week series. Weekly deliverables included: LED wall splash screens and three different YouTube lower thirds for different streaming requirements.
Event Advertisement:
Projector Screens
Instagram Post
LED Wall
Lower Third for YouTube Streaming
Weekly Deliverables:
Week 1 Splash Screen
Week 1
Week 1
Week 2 Splash Screen
Week 3 Splash Screen
Week 4 Splash Screen
W4 Lower Third - Slido Event Code
W4 Lower Third - For Scripture
W4 Lower Third - Plain
Photographs of live services were taken by Ignite Photography Department (4 photos).