Semiotics: Bridging Design and Theology

Graphic design and theology are actually doing the exact same thing. It sounds wild,

but they both use visible signs to unlock invisible concepts. It is called semiotics.

Think about the Holy Spirit. You can't take a photo of a spirit, so for centuries,

we have used design elements like wind, fire, or a dove. These aren't random

choices. A dove in a modern logo instantly triggers a feeling of peace and purity.

Fire visualizes power and passion. It is not just art; it is a functional bridge.

These symbols take massive, complex spiritual ideas and turn them into a single image

that hits you emotionally before you even read a word.