The Big Picture

This weekend is my Church's annual Reformation Day Faire celebration. It was my original ambition to have the images ready for this, but reality quickly caught up with me. In the place of the images I have created informative timeline posters that include our three storyboards and a brief description of the event depicted. After the faire I will be making these posters available for purchase online with all profits going to cover the expenses of the Reformation Project endeavor. I hope you enjoy the posters!

Pre-production Excitement

We're still neck deep in the pre-production excitement of the project... To say the least it sometimes feels as though we'll never get beyond it, but I know that's not the case. While we're still working on financing issues, we've decided to move forward on the simplest of the 4 images, the translation scene. With that completed we can get something out there for people to see.

We know it's hard to financially support something you're not familiar with and have no idea what to expect as a result. To get the ball rolling we will be starting with the translation scene. I've included a storyboard of this and just to clarify, all storyboards are original pieces our team has created. They are our unique compositions and they layout what our intentions for this project are so that you, our supporters, know what to expect.

This is no "fly by night" operation and we hope our storyboard illustrations communicate our intention to achieve a truly unique and beautiful pieces of art.

We are just getting started!

If you're reading this blog a couple of things might have happened to you. First, you might be completely lost. In which case welcome! We hope you stick around long enough to get excited about what we're doing. However, if you found us due to your interested in the visual arts then you've hit a gold mine.

Don't let the lack of art on this blog scare you away. As the title says - we're just getting started! Here is what we are working on. The goal behind the Reformation Project is to create story-driven photographic art pieces. You won't be seeing journalistic images from far away places here. Rather we'll be creating, or recreating as the case may be, actual, pivotal events in history. We will be representing stories that should never be forgotten.

Our first project will be of William Tyndale. Tyndale's contribution to the world was incredible and his fight noble. His work should be an inspiration to all men. His efforts to translate the Bible into English - an English that even the common man could read inspired us to go against the flow and create art that will span generations, speak truth, and give God the glory! History, like the life of William Tyndale shall never be forgotten as long as we purpose to retell these stories.

In Christ,
David Price
Director/Photographer