Overview

Guided by Freddy Martin (Executive Producer) and Desiree Lukowiak (Creative Director), our team re-imagined Rock Family Worship’s two-story education wing as “Kingdom Heights,” a story-driven discipleship academy where children progress from curious seekers to bold Kingdom Builders. Inspired by Luke 17:21, the environment frames spiritual growth as an academic adventure, complete with grade-level “academies,” animal-house icons (Sheep, Dove, Eagle, Lion), and color-coded way-finding that marks each stage of the journey.

My Contributions

• Developed the visual identity system—logo lock-ups, house crests, and a flexible type hierarchy that unifies commons, classrooms, and signage.
• Designed environmental graphics: trail-style way-finding, grade-badge decals, and large-scale scripture murals anchoring the academy metaphor to everyday movement.

Collaborative Team

• Freddy Martin – Executive Producer | client relations, scope, budget alignment
• Desiree Lukowiak – Creative Director | narrative framework, experiential hierarchy
• Anthony Siwajian – Project Manager | schedules, deliverables, stakeholder feedback cycles
• Gabriel Barletta – Graphic Designer | branding, patterns, environmental graphics
• Todd White – Concept Artist | cinematic hero images & photo overlays

Deliverable & Impact

The final blue-sky package, story spine, grade-zone diagrams, mood boards, hero renders, and phased site plans, equip Rock Family Worship to fund-raise and phase-build a two-floor discipleship hub where young believers ascend “up the mountain” from discovery to impact, becoming confident leaders who carry God’s solutions into the world.