Design and Religion
We envision a world where design and religion are more understood, accepted, and demystified. To do this, we want to bring people into the humanity behind design and religion, showing them the real people and honest perspectives that create both cultures.
Design and Religion
Storytelling
We recorded this on November 7th, 2024, as we were filled with thoughts and emotions about the election results. Van began by trying to urge us all to consider the story we wanted to tell 4 or 5 years from now. We discussed how we believed that storytelling didn't happen in the 2024 election. We also talked about legendary storytellers like Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King and his "prove, paint, and persuade" method, presenting facts, illustrating the main point with examples, and persuading the audience to take action. Nate emphasized the need for people to listen to a story rather than just being told a point, as it allows for a deeper connection and understanding.
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We envision a world where design and religion work together to spread love, empathy, and charity faster than divisiveness, selfishness, and hate. To achieve this, we aim to bring the stories of those driving this change—both big and small—into the spotlight, allowing ideas for positive transformation to spread quickly and reach those who need them most.
Nate is the Head Pastor at Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church https://rccpc.org/
Van is a Service Designer and Illustrator, and his work can be found at https://www.vansheacreative.com/