Let the walls tell a little of the story.
A place with a past
A visitor can see a restored building without knowing what it has meant to a town. This timeline makes that context part of the visit, bringing archival imagery, key dates, and the story of renewal into a single wall graphic.
see the work- client
- Mustard Seed Hill · Community Ventures
- period
- 2026
- our part
- Historical content coordination, creative direction, and design review.
What was
in motion.
Mustard Seed Hill needed a way to carry a long and layered history into a physical space. The source material spans the town’s origins, its schools and military academy, and Community Ventures’ restoration of the campus.
The decisions that shaped it.
Build a readable sequence
Arrange milestones chronologically so visitors can follow the place through different eras.
Keep the archive recognizable
Pair dates with historical images and concise explanations; review image quality with the integrity of the original material in mind.
Design for the wall
Use a continuous, large-format composition with alternating milestones and the existing Mustard Seed Hill identity.
What the work included.
- Historical content and image coordination
- Chronological editorial structure
- Large-format timeline design
- Final flat PDF artwork
a continuous visual account of place and renewal
The final artwork documents the design delivery. Installation completion and visitor-response measurements were not supplied.
A closer look.
The whole history in view
The complete final flat artwork. Open the image to explore the wide composition.
Mustard Seed Hill · final historical timeline artwork
The early chapters
Detail from the original artwork: Millersburg’s origins and educational history.
Detail of the final artwork · Madeline Diane / Michael Moyo
The next chapter
Detail from the original artwork: the restoration and renewal led by Community Ventures.
Detail of the final artwork · Madeline Diane / Michael MoyoA sense of place gets deeper when people can see what came before them.
Good work has good company.
- Creative direction and historical content coordination: Madeline Diane / ad.visor inc.
- Graphic design: Michael Moyo
- Historical material and client: Mustard Seed Hill / Community Ventures