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Goal: Design a graphic for a marriage series

Direction: Play on wedlock being permanent, act of commitment, perhaps even deal with feelings of being "stuck"

Here's the breakdown in the sermons:

Part 1: How Does God See My Marriage? [April 26/29]
--Teaching from Ephesians 5, we will work to define marriage from God's perspective and not our own.
*Overall idea is that marriage is a reflection of and demonstration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ which means we'll never marry the right person, it will truly take "3" to build a lasting marriage, etc.
--We'll explore the power of making a Gospel-level commitment to your spouse OR your FUTURE spouse (singles)

Part 2: The Chief Sinner [May 3/6 -- Baptism weekend]
--In a marriage, each person must decide who is the "chief sinner". Answering this question incorrectly and be prepared for a battle royal; answer this question correctly, and set up a marriage marked by forgiveness and grace.

Part 3: True Love [May 10/13 -- Mother's Day weekend]
--Most couples fall to transition from "in love" to "love". So what is love anyway? Learn how to define love correctly.

Part 4: Someone Better [May 17/20]
--Teaching probably from I Peter, we'll explore the fact that marriage is a big factor in our sanctification. This means much of marriage and the vows we exchange/the promises we make must be future-oriented. That we are falling in love with the 'future' version of someone and thus that "someone better" is your current spouse.

I did the 3D text and tried to lay in the stock rings and chain as best I could in a short time frame. It still seems unnatural.

I would love feedback.

This is a sermon series graphic for a series on waiting for God.

Potential taglines:
When God is late
When God doesn't show up
Waiting on God
Wait on God

We originally wanted a transit board, but none of them conveyed any emotion. We moved on to the image of a lonely traveler stuck waiting. I sorta thought about the movie "up in the air" a little bit. Though the marketing art doesn't match the DP's take on it in that movie...anyways.

I only had about an hour for this version after the other directions got canned. Thoughts? We're about a week off of final, I may be able to tweak some.

Brief:

Create a graphic that expresses that JOY is a choice and something that's possible throughout all of life's circumstances.

Mandate:
Use light switch, power switch imagery

Direction:
Old school, retro, antique, character...

Direction: make a graphic that is wintery/christmasy but not super traditional

The series is on submission, and the white flag was a requirement.

I need to highlight the flag without making it look like it's not a part of the scene...