Franklin Presbyterian church

I wanted to create something that really felt like home — not just visually, but emotionally. When I visited the church in person, I spent time really looking at the history, the architecture, and especially the stained glass windows.
I took a ton of photos of the details because that’s where the heart of the building lives.
Out of everything, the lanterns stood out to me the most. They felt unique and symbolic — like this guiding light that represents Franklin Presbyterian and what it brings to the community. So this artwork pulls from all of that. It’s expressive, colorful, and intentional — every detail has meaning.