From my selection of saved screenshots, I would choose at least three to integrate with typography, carefully placing the text within the available space. To avoid overusing branded gradients, the design team often positioned them behind text. I also rotated through a variety of "handwritten" fonts, selecting them based on the overall aesthetic of each image.

I occasionally took wide screenshots, which then required me to adjust my designs to accommodate the necessary image dimensions.

"Ways" by Sean Curran — I enjoyed designing this image because it stands out from our team's other designs while still fitting in seamlessly. To incorporate Air1's branding, I used their signature pink and purple gradient, inspired by the colorful tape in the background, and selected Air1-approved typefaces. The result is a beautifully simple and bright graphic that clearly reflects the Air1 brand, yet differs from our usual designs.

"Voice of God" by Dante Bowe — For this video featuring three distinct artists, my design challenge was to visually represent each of them within the image. While a grid layout showcasing close-ups of their faces was an option, I ultimately preferred the impactful image of all three together on stage. To evoke the elegance of the "voice of God," I selected a beautiful, handwritten typeface for the song title, contrasting it with Air1's primary typeface for the artist names. Further integrating the design with Air1's brand identity, I utilized their signature pink to purple gradient as the background.

I occasionally received lyric videos, which limited my design options and required me to be more inventive.

"Echo Holy" by Red Rocks Worship — For this video, I extracted a specific angle of the gray, stone wings and integrated it with the Air1 brand by applying an Air1 gradient overlay and using an approved typeface. This created a harmonized visual that bridges the video's aesthetic with Air1's branding.

"Good God Almighty" by Crowder — To align this design with the station's brand, I used the static song art from the video and placed it onto a professional photo of the artist, David Crowder. Air1's signature wavy lines were then added to both sides, transforming the image into a dynamic, branded visual and integrating the video into the station's aesthetic.

"Keep On Coming Through" by Jonathan Traylor — This video simply featured a static image and text so to match it, I used a grunge background, yellow border, and a similar font. I then added a photo of Jonathan and an Air1 gradient overlay. The result effectively blends the Air1 brand with the song's video.