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Yes, that’s right, just another day! That is, just another day for Jeff, whose recent project with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety required skills beyond those of mere mortals! The campaign's goal was to promote the use of high visibility clothing and equipment for motorcyclists by creating outlandish characters which stand out on their own.The fun and challenging aspect of this job was creating the Kid Rock-like superstar and superhero characters from the ground up. Jeff, with the help of stylist Tami Galvin, spent many hours searching for just the right costume materials and the perfect models to bring these characters to life. Throw in a little Photoshop artistry to enhance the Super Hero's muscular build and voila, we have a set of photos that thrilled our client. Way to go, Jeff and Tami. What a dynamic duo!
What’s it like to ride on a bus where chickens outnumber passengers by at least 2 to 1? Just ask Myron, our studio coordinator/assistant extraordinaire. As most of you know, Myron recently returned from Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan region where he’s worked with several communities from three language groups that border on this lake. Although beautiful, the Lake Atitlan area has been isolated from much of the progress of the last 100 years.
Its people still live in poverty and suffer from being "second class" citizens of their own country. Myron’s church youth and adults have developed a strong partnership with twelve like-minded churches in the region.
Working alongside these church partners, Myron and his travel partners have made a difference in this area through construction projects, medical clinics, children’s ministries, water purification and education, as well as computer literacy and leadership training.
If you would like to learn more about Myron’s humanitarian work in Guatemala, please take a minute to visit bridgebuilders and read more of their story. And remember, Myron continues to visit Guatemala every year, so get your coffee orders in early!
