The tone of this project centered around the stain glass image. We used the window in a way that is reminiscent of a rising sun. We wanted their identity to have a vividness of a stained glass window. The blue used is taken directly from their window. The website has a bright and fresh look to it, with just a splash of color.

We were thrilled to work with the Cathedral of Christ the King. When thinking about how to approach the site, we wanted to take every advantage of the photographs they provided. We decided to give their website a modern welcoming by having a full-page image with their logo and mission statement. The client asked to have their homepage act as a single-site page, with subsequent pages taking a deeper dive into specific topics. The result is a website with many robust features.

Mary of the Immaculate Heart parish contacted our team to freshen up their identity. They wanted a logo that was simple and straight forward. Immediately our mind went to the simplicity of the backside of the miraculous medal. We took a modern approach to the logo by doing away with a traditional serif typeface, and instead went with a modern, sans-serif typeface. The logo was instantly approved and set the tone for the website design.

Parish identity refresh and website update for St. Joseph parish in St. Pekin, IL. The identity system flows from the logo — St. Joseph composed of strong ink strokes with a color palette reinforcing the parish mission to humbly support Catholics and the Diocese.

A strong brand identity for the vibrant rural parish in Sour Lake, Texas. We considered many logo options for Our Lady of Victory but ultimately landed on a bold monogram, crowned with gold. The entire brand system follows this style — bold marks with golden accents.

A visual identity and website for St, John parish in Defiance, Ohio. The logo showcases the iconic parish clock tower. With traditional colors and simple typefaces, the entire brand identity reinforces the timeless mission of St. John parish.