Jesus Burger Reflection

Writing 105cw is not your typical writing class where you respond to a prompt; the writing we do is dependent on the community work we have placed ourselves in for this quarter. For instance, part of the work we do should be able to help the very organizations we volunteer for. In my case, I volunteer every Friday night at Jesus Burgers spreading love and great burgers to the community of Isla Vista. So, I thought what might Jesus Burgers need to get more recognized by the public? I had a couple of ideas, such as t-shirts, flags, and business cards, but I thought there could be something better. So, I decided to take it old-school and go with a flyer. I choose a flyer for the following reasons: big but not too big, can be seen anywhere, and when done right it is pleasing to look at. Also, I noticed most of their work is posted online, leaving only certain groups of people to see Jesus Burgers events. With this in mind, I thought providing an extra
As the human eye can only take in so much information, I decided to keep the graphics to a minimum. Imperative to mention, the choices I made about size was more than just merely about style. As discussed earlier, religion was second to love. Therefore, I made a choice to scale the burgers larger than the crosses to represent these beliefs. While the crosses being present still signaled the religious aspect of this group, it was not the main concern. In regards to the condiments, I believe the ketchup and mustard not only added a nice touch to the flyer but also was relevant to the organization. For people that do not know about Jesus Burgers, our burgers are, in a way, trademarked by the mustard and ketchup artwork on the buns. In fact, some of our common designs happen to be hearts and crosses. It can be said, everything included in this flyer (pictorially) served a special purpose each embedded with a different