Project Nighlight

Project Nightlight 2006 Billboards

Our 200 billboards were posted by Vista Media January 06. Keep an eye out for them around Los Angeles.

Skater/Bruises at Home: special thanks to Dan Brunner/Huck Productions of Sammamish, WA for photography and to Josh for catching some concrete.

Soccer/Bruises at Home: thanks to istockphoto.com

The following billboards were created in partnership with the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services to recognize everyone there for their hard work and dedication to the community. Thank you for being there to protect LA's children. If you would like to help Project Nightlight recognize other social workers, please email us at info@projectnightlight.org. We are currently seeking two items to give away at their April department wide picnic.

Be a Social Worker / Be a Hero: photography donated by Adam Ritz at Antishadow.com

Report Child Abuse: photography donated by Azad Jafarian/cimafilms.com

Reporte Abuso Infantil: above photography donated by Azad Jafarian/cimafilms.com

Some Monsters ARE Real: The following billboard concept "Some Monsters ARE Real" was developed by Darren Su of HillwalkerStudios . Darren found inspiration in our name, Project Nightlight. Nightlights keep children everywhere across America feeling safe when they go to bed at night. We are here to is help to empower those children who have legitimate reasons to be afraid of the dark.

The following billboard is from an original painting by Grant Searcey/SearceyDesigns. Grant used Darren's concept to illustrate the idea of a parent morphing into a monster at night in a child's doorway.



Project Nightlight 2006 Billboards Our 200 billboards were posted by Vista Media January 06. Keep an eye out for them around Los Angeles. Skater/Bruises at Home: special thanks to Dan Brunner/Huck Productions of Sammamish, WA for photography and to Josh for catching some concrete. Soccer/Bruises at Home: thanks to istockphoto.com The following billboards were created in partnership with the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services to recognize everyone there for their hard work and dedication to the community. Thank you for being there to protect LA's children. If you would like to help Project Nightlight recognize other social workers, please email us at info@projectnightlight.org. We are currently seeking two items to give away at their April department wide picnic. Be a Social Worker / Be a Hero: photography donated by Adam Ritz at Antishadow.com Report Child Abuse: photography donated by Azad Jafarian/cimafilms.com Reporte Abuso Infantil: above photography donated by Azad Jafarian/cimafilms.com Some Monsters ARE Real: The following billboard concept "Some Monsters ARE Real" was developed by Darren Su of HillwalkerStudios . Darren found inspiration in our name, Project Nightlight. Nightlights keep children everywhere across America feeling safe when they go to bed at night. We are here to is help to empower those children who have legitimate reasons to be afraid of the dark. The following billboard is from an original painting by Grant Searcey/SearceyDesigns. Grant used Darren's concept to illustrate the idea of a parent morphing into a monster at night in a child's doorway.