Victory Fellowship Church

Updated 2025/01/13

Preview of simple streets-only black and white theme and inset zoom in.

Updated 2025/01/10

Content plan updated to include Moultrie in a column of 36"x42" insets, with a 3" row gap. Mural specification changed to a dimension of 9ft x 16ft.

New total size and content reflected on the original 20ft x 12ft wall dimensions:

Additional details:

  • Labeling of major interconnecting streets + highway shields. After a first pass, your local knowledge will be of great help in identifying more important streets.
  • Provide some callout to emphasize the highways connecting Thomasville to each of the inset cities.

Prepared for Eric at Victory Fellowship Church 2025/01/09

The following includes early design drafts so that we can begin a process of collaboration from which we can nail down requirements and visual style. To progress, we will together determine important elements to include, emphasize, or display in interesting ways. We will be happy to delve deep to find what is right for you.

  • Goal: Connect members of VFC with an intimate view of the streets of Thomasville, with extensions as insets to those from Tallahassee and Cairo.
  • Style: Simple. Roads. Black and White. Labelling of major roads.
  • Specifications: 20ft x 12ft paneled fabric wall mural

The following drafts feature visuals styles that are best suited for initial concept exploration, while we will work together to produce the final visuals during the design stage.

For this large format mural, drafts will include a silhouette of a 6ft figure.

Concept for insets featuring Cairo and Tallahassee, keeping detail at eye level for most people:

As we develop what and how to display for insets, further concepts will exclude them.

Thomasville area without insets:

Scale in context, with an initial simplistic black and white streets style:

Raw view of the black and white roads style:

Previously, we had the privilege to complete a similar project for Fresh Life Church, also serving the people of Thomasville (North Carolina!). The following are photos of the final installation, which we look forward to the opportunity to do with you:

The final design draft and mockup submitted for their approval before printing: