Judge a good book by its cover

05 Aug 2010 1 Comment

by Heather Weir Design in Design

I designed the book cover for my husband’s book, The Community of the Faithful. It is a book about who we are and what it truly means to live in community with one another. Here’s the synopsis…

The greatest temptation facing the world and the up and coming generations is illusion. We have found ourselves isolated in a world of self-realization in lieu of a fabricated reality. From online communities and rapid weight-loss or wealth systems to curb side appeal and leased luxury cars: We are consistently putting forth an image which announces a vicious circle of entitlement while constantly seeking approval. Do you feel the pressures of being all things to all people, continuously within reach of communication through technology, the invasion of societal publicity within our private lives or a lack of defined substance for focus on appearance? Have you been trapped in a routine of confusion about your character defined within activities and associations? The challenges of acceptance, dependence, love, fear, belonging and freedom bring us to question our purpose and how fulfilled we are. The Community of the Faithful dives in to the fabric of who we are, how we see ourselves and how that translates to the communities that we belong to. Finding the path to fearless relationship, conceived in our true identity and embodied in a real perception of who we are and who others are. This revealing journey down the corridors of legitimate significance opens the doors of the substantial aspects of our existence which lead us to peace and contentment.

Book to be released later this year.

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