Quarter page sized newspaper ad. The new worship minister mentioned he wanted to use a traditional Christmas red and he helped edit the general copy I sent him. And, yes, this is the same figure silhouette as 2017 but I tweaked it some - added an additional hand for Mary.

[I mean, come on - she looked kind of awkward with only one hand - why didn't anyone tell me?] and I moved them closer to the manger. I also edited the manger to look more like a feeding trough than the previous one since most of our target audience is familiar enough with the Christmas story to assume the baby is resting in a manger so I felt safe ditching the wood version for a more historically appropriate version.

Double sided program - we purchased tracts that we attached to this side of the program and participants were encouraged to take it with them. I created the figures in Illustrator after some sketching. The basic comp was created in Photoshop and final print file created in InDesign. We outsourced these since the minister wanted a piece on heavier cardstock than our machine could handle and he wanted something with a full bleed. [And as is the case with this kind of event, there were many additional print/digital resources created with this look - in house ads, digital resources, signage, newspaper print ads, etc.]

[Illustrator/Photoshop/InDesign on Mac OS]

One of the banners for Christmas 2017 - If I remember correctly, 2017 was the first time I suggested we use the "Christmas at First" slogan to unite all of our seasonal activities.