I Am Rochester

‘I am Rochester’ is a documentary that highlights the spiritual history and revival of the Greater Rochester Metropolitan area. We were tasked with creating 8 illustrations that depicted key moments in time to be featured in the I am Rochester film. 

To learn more about the film, click here.

Client
LifeTree Media & Movement

Year
2020

  • Iroquois nation leaders meet at the Great tree of Peace to bury their hatchets and weapons to usher in peace between tribes under a new law. 

  • Charles Finney and friend traveling down the Erie Canal via packet boat. 

    September 1830

  • Alcohol poured onto the streets of Rochester, 1920. 

  • Ten men stand in agreement to abolish alcohol in Rochester, NY.

  • Fredrick Douglas' famous July 5th (1852) speech at Corinthian Hall in Rochester, New York.

    To read his speech, click here.

  • Harriet Tubman bringing slaves to safety at Fredrick Douglas's house on the underground railroad. 

  • Charles Finney preaching at a church on the Erie canal while the building crumbles around him, causing the partitioners to frantically disperse.