Design Matters: Creating Powerful Imagery for Worship - Softcover

Jason Moore and Len Wilson summarize an art school education into eight basic principles for creating images in worship and other ministry settings. The purpose of this book is to more accurately define the directive to "be a student of the culture" by learning to speak a visual language. It is designed to aid practitioners and users of screens and creativity in worship settings.

An award winning digital artist, Jason Moore continues to establish new styles for visual imagery in worship that he hopes will help the church reach the culture. Known for his pioneering work in digital images for worship, he has devoted his career to developing professional, highly emotive graphics, animation and video that are being emulated in churches throughout the country. Jason's passions include designing worship, production, acting and teaching. He leads seminars across North America on creating cutting edge worship, with an emphasis on demystifying the productions process. Believing in the power of the story, he likes to pepper his projects and teaching with humor.

Len Wilson is the Creative and Communications Director at Peachtree Presbyterian, a large church in Atlanta. His core audience and calling is to creatives in (and out of) the church and those interested in the intersection of creativity and Christian faith. In service to this calling, he has written nine books; spoken at hundreds of conferences and seminars; pioneered an innovative brand of visual storytelling in worship; co-founded two worship media micropublishing houses; and for a brief period acquired leadership books at a major religious publisher. He has written nine books including Taking Flight: Worship Design Teams That Work (Abingdon Press, 2009) and The Wired Church 2.0 (Abingdon Press, 2008). He blogs at lenwilson.us.