The schedule for the Workshops for Design Revival 22.
Friday, August 26
2:45 pm | Workshop Block A
Foley Hall
Name: Raven Henderson
Topic: From Publisher to Canva
Description: We’ll do a live walkthrough of how to use free internet-based Canva software to create stunning programs, slides, graphics and more.
Studio 1
Name: Mario Quezada
Topic: How to create a content strategy that connects
Description: Knowing what, when, where, why, and how to post content can be frustrating and confusing. In this workshop you’ll learn a quick and simple strategy for connecting your audience with your message.
Studio 2
Name: Anthony Gurrola
Topic: Seeing The Voice of God
Description: This workshop will focus on how to visualize, and conceptualize His word, and His voice. You will learn how to illustrate the prophetic.
Saturday, August 27
10:30 am Workshop Block B
Foley Hall
Name: Haley Borin
Topic: Introduction to Canva
Description: Canva is a free to use tool for creating graphics for worship and social. You will learn about the tools and brand kit available in Canva.
Studio 1
Name: Mike Jones
Topic: Introduction to Illustrator
Description: You will be introduced to the basic design tools in Adobe Illustrator. We will cover the Pen Tool, Beziere, and How to create using simple shapes.
Studio 2
Name: Diane Gibbs
Topic: Creative Calisthenics
Description: Creative explorations are exercises for your imagination. They keep your thinking strong and open you up to seeing the world from a new perspective. When implemented weekly they can serve to help avoid burnout, refueling and inspiring your imagination and creativity.
This workshop will give you ideas for exercises you can do alone or with other creatives on your team. Creative exercises done with others are powerful because God made each of us different and when we done with other creatives you see how unique He made you.
1:30 pm Workshop Block C
Foley Hall
Name: Carl Barnhill
Topic: How to Revise Your Work Without Losing Your
Soul
Description: “Final_Final_USE THIS ONE.jpg” – we’ve all been there. So how can we work to prevent rounds of revisions? In this workshop, Carl Barnhill from Twelve:Thirty Media shares 3 practical things you can do to prevent as many rounds of revisions on your projects as possible.
Studio 1
Name: Von Glitschka
Topic: Advanced Pattern and Tessellation Tricks
Description: You will learn how to create repeat patterns in Adobe Illustrator. How to plan and create using simple methods to take an idea and turn it into a surface pattern they can use in print or to have fabric printed to create textile for shirts etc. Each attender gets a FREE copy of my book ‘Vector Basic Training.’
Studio 2
Name: Ryan Hollingsworth
Topic: Building a Brand Guide
Description: In this workshop, we’ll discover the key components of a brand guide for not just designers, but your staff and volunteers help keep the visuals and language of your church consistent and unified.
4:00 pm Workshop Block D
Foley Hall
Name: Panel (Laura, Alan, Harrison, Lee, Mike)
Topic: What Not To Print
Description: We will look at church graphics and critic them. We will describe what makes them bad design and what can be done to improve them.
Studio 1
Name: Britt Davis
Topic: Create In Me
Description: We carry the Word of God in our hearts and have verses that we lean on to get through different situations, trials and tests. In this workshop we will create a logo that represents your favorite Bible verse. Using a combination of icons, color, text and shapes to design a mark that visually represents your chosen verse.
Studio 2
Name: Laurel Stender
Topic: Being Intentional with Your Merch
Description: Being intentional with what you buy is honoring God and those who give to your ministry. We will share event wins (and failures!) for giveaway items that we’ve seen used at churches across the country.
We’ll comb through the details of how to find the right shirt, the right first time guest gift, and the right solution for identifying your volunteers on Sunday morning. We’ll share how to know when something will end up in the trash bin or on someone’s desk for years to come.