Graphic Design and Religion

Suitable for graphic designers, illustrators, artists, and clergy, this title presents an exploration of sacred art that transcends the discussion of symbols and aesthetics in order to seek a truly spiritual way of seeing. It encourages creative thinkers from various religious backgrounds to rediscover their work as sacred.

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Ideal for graphic designers, illustrators, artists, and clergy alike, this thorough exploration of sacred art transcends the discussion of symbols and aesthetics in order to seek a truly spiritual way of seeing. By drawing a comparison between many different eras of religious iconography—from the illuminators of the Middle Ages to modern-day artwork and advertising pieces—this vital resource encourages creative thinkers from all religious backgrounds to rediscover their work as sacred. Beautiful and abundant illustrations, coupled with passionately written text, challenge the ways in which we view religious artwork and imagery.