Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Jan. 2016 Graphics in review

New Year, New graphics. Not a bad start. 11 months to go.


This was fun. Used an online photo collage generator to help create the cover for this edition of the Church News.


Yes this is an old graphic, but incredibly popular. They had me update this as part of marking the 150th LDS temple.


































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