I wanted to capture the tongues of
fire associated with this day, but in an appealing, visual way. Each
flame is made of four colors of silk organza, which creates a beautiful,
subtle color progression, and outlined in white ultrasuede. The
flame outlined in red cuts through the base fabric and the lining
fabric to show up on the reverse side of the banner, where it is
also outlined in red ultrasuede, so it is possible to actually see
through the banner at that point. It was my goal to add a new
design element to the front, and create a processional banner that
is also interesting when seen from the back.
I have been creating one-of-a-kind vestments and banners for about
two years. I tend to approach each banner from a graphic design standpoint,
using computer software such as Illustrator to create the design,
and using the most beautiful fabrics I can find to realize that design.
I hope that my work achieves a modern expression of ancient Christian
traditions.
Community: Trinity, St Louis , Missouri
Email: jeff@jeffwunrow.com
Website: www.jeffwunrow.com
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