3 Inspiring Christian Creatives
There are many inspiring web designers. Each day I find more and more sites and individuals worth to be saved on my bookmarks.
Today I’d like to write about three designers who inspire me both visually and spiritually. They are all very successful designers and pretty well-known in the web design industry. Not only they have the right styles to grab people’s attention with their talents and creativity but they’re actively sharing their faith with others on the web. I think they’re some great examples of how I should use my skills and glorify God at the same time.
1. Camerom Moll
I’ll start with Cameron Moll since I got to know about him before the other two.
When I was at VFS, one of our instructors told us about Authentic Jobs, a job posting website for designers and developers, created by Cameron Moll. He is an Interaction Design Manager at LDS Church in Salt Lake City, Utah, and also an author, speaker, and a father of four sons. He’s a co-author of CSS Mastery, which is sitting right beside my iMac, and Mobile Web Design, both published by Friends of Ed. Working full-time at a church is something I really want to do someday, when the time is right.
2. Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain
One day, at the bottom of Cameron Moll’s portfolio, I found a link to a design studio, 31Three. I clicked on it out of curiosity, of course, and there was another talented Christian designer, Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain. At first I noticed he was residing in Ontario, and I was almost thrilled when I found out he was the one behind two of my favourite CCM sites, Hear it First and Your Music Zone. How cool would that be if you can design and build sites like that which will ultimately let people hear and sing more praises!
In one of his weblog posts, he tells the meaning of the name, 31three, which was quite inspiring to me.
“When I was starting the business 5+ years ago, my wife and I were wrestling with what to name it. After a couple days of thumbing through dictionaries and thesauruses looking for the perfect name, Heather stumbled on an obscure text in the book of Exodus (31:3) that talks about God placing his Spirit on a guy named Bezalel to be creative, and to make stuff.”
3. David Joyce
Last person on my list is David Joyce. I can’t remember where I found him. Probably on Styleboost or WebCreme.. or Best Web Gallery. He even has a separate category named as “God,” where he posts thoughts and ideas about God and his spiritual insights. The lasted post on the God category is What makes me a Christian. Here he talks about God’s grace and I thought that was a really cool thing to do.
Happy to see designers of faith who are actually good :)




Hi! I'm Annie Park and this is my blog where I showcase my works and their process alongside with inspirations, ideas and anything
that are related to design that moves people.