Worship Together Box Set
Sadly, the rock star life never quite worked out for me, but my time playing in bands led to some connections that got me some interesting work.
I was contracted to work with EMI records Christian Music Group to create songbooks (sheet music) that accompanied some of their releases. This led to other work for this division of one of the major recording industry conglomerates that was eventually absorbed by Capitol Records. After designing several songbooks, I created a branding effort for their relaunch of “WorshipTogether.com,” an effort to move their songbooks over to a web-focused platform, as well as some B2B materials.
But one project stood out among the others: the 10th Anniversary Box Set. This was a project designed to bridge between the printed song books and the digital realm, compiling 10 years of content as a useful, accessible tool and a celebration of the 10 years of work in this market.
As this was being positioned as “the digital hymnal for the modern worship generation,” I created a design that referenced historical hymnals that could be found in a traditional church environment, and distressed it to appear as if it the new, digital age was bursting forth from the previous artifact.
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designer •
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Marc Ludena
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project manager •
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Andrew High
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EMI CMG/Capitol
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