Scriptural Poster Studies / Ten Commandments
Typographic scripture prints exploring source, headline, scale and the encounter between sacred text and public-notice design.
The scriptural poster work approaches a verse as a designed reading experience: a clear source, a prominent commandment or proposition, and the full selected passage in a legible hierarchy. The project history includes a Ten Commandments direction and an Exodus 20:7 KJV treatment within the Domestic Propaganda language.
The visual system should make the chosen translation and reference unambiguous rather than combining fragments into a verse the source never supplied. Differences between a conventional scripture edition and an intentionally institutional Domestic Propaganda treatment remain visible as design decisions.
The current record describes developed print work and format experiments. It does not manufacture a final ten-piece catalogue, a licensing clearance for every Bible translation, or stock availability. Actual approved artwork and the appropriate text rights belong to each sellable edition.