http://www.fastcompany.com/1749649/5-infographics-tools-for-business
5 web programs for making infographics!
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Any Star Wars fans?
Episode 5 retold in infographic form
http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/3884/starwarsiconascope5a01.jpg
ALSO... our last class is tomorrow! Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for being awesome and for all the peer feedback given. Good luck in all your future endeavors and have great summers!! :D
http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/3884/starwarsiconascope5a01.jpg
ALSO... our last class is tomorrow! Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for being awesome and for all the peer feedback given. Good luck in all your future endeavors and have great summers!! :D
Monday, April 18, 2011
Here's where I'm at. Any suggestions? The painting is mostly finished I just haven't scanned it in yet.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Came upon this website: NSF's science visualization challenge. Check out the past winners, and there's a section for informational posters!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Adobe Creative Suite
I got an email about the newest version coming out...$300 for students
Adobe Creative Suite
Adobe Creative Suite
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Idea for Sarah
I saw this horizontal design, and while I feel certain aspect of it are too busy and hard to read, I think it really lends itself to showing the process from start to finish and it reminded me of your design.
http://submitinfographics.com/all-infographics/an-infographic-about-how-our-laws-are-made.html
http://submitinfographics.com/all-infographics/an-infographic-about-how-our-laws-are-made.html
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Not an Infographic but...
It's an illustrated pie chart, and pie charts seem to be a theme in this class. It's a representation of America's 2011 budget. Enjoy this pie: http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lje84yPWfP1qap046o1_500.png
Friday, April 8, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Infographic about Infographics
http://nextround.net/upcoming/thumbs/2011/04/07/Teh-Infographic-Infographic-full.jpg
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Things move fast in the design world
I totally scratched all previous ideas and randomly came up with the idea for a board game. This way, I could show progress, but would still be able to maintain a fun design and loud colors. I think that I'll be able to really show all of the different aspects that I wanted to initially with this new layout, but before I get too far, I'd love some feedback.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
notes 04/04
Very Brief Thoughts on Scientific Poster Design
Jorge Perez-Gallego
Scientific Poster Design
- Title , make it look cool
- Layout guides the audience
- Different blocks of information are self contained
- Lots of pictures
- Small amounts of text
Scientists
- 75% of your times is spent doing research
- Throw a poster together at the last minute
Place information into a template
Designers
- Know your audience
- Know their level of background information
Approach
- Do not use comic sans. Ever.
- A picture is worth a thousand words
o Graphs
o Drawings
o Figures
- Form follows function
- Stands out and makes impact
- Remember though, you’re science comes first!
How broad is the scope of the conference?
Is there a poster session at the conference?
Can I reuse the poster?
Donate it to a community center or educational center!
Am I willing to take risk?
You will fail initially! But practice make perfect
Tips:
- Think outside of the box
- Put a portrait of yourself on the poster
- Take home handouts
- 3D artifacts
- Physical interactivity (post-its)
Do not just put things on the poster for the sake of it, it has to have a reason and purpose within the subject
Jorge Perez-Gallego
Scientific Poster Design
- Title , make it look cool
- Layout guides the audience
- Different blocks of information are self contained
- Lots of pictures
- Small amounts of text
Scientists
- 75% of your times is spent doing research
- Throw a poster together at the last minute
Place information into a template
Designers
- Know your audience
- Know their level of background information
Approach
- Do not use comic sans. Ever.
- A picture is worth a thousand words
o Graphs
o Drawings
o Figures
- Form follows function
- Stands out and makes impact
- Remember though, you’re science comes first!
How broad is the scope of the conference?
Is there a poster session at the conference?
Can I reuse the poster?
Donate it to a community center or educational center!
Am I willing to take risk?
You will fail initially! But practice make perfect
Tips:
- Think outside of the box
- Put a portrait of yourself on the poster
- Take home handouts
- 3D artifacts
- Physical interactivity (post-its)
Do not just put things on the poster for the sake of it, it has to have a reason and purpose within the subject
Earth is a lumpy potato!
A different kind of science visualization, a colorful map of Earth if it were all covered by water.
Education Infographics
10 really awesome inforgraphics about educational spending all over the world and statistics about where we stack up to other countries.
how big is africa?
Excellent use of scale, color, and size... Check this out!
Monday, April 4, 2011
Scientific evidence for health supplements. Outdated now but still cool.
Have you updated your browser yet?
I dunno if you all use Firefox or not, but there's a new version out. I hear it's good and has some new features, but that stuff is kind of over my head. I updated and really I've been slow to adjust to the obvious, basic changes. Just thought I'd post this. There's an infographic for everything, it seems!
Firefox 4 infographic
Firefox 4 infographic
Sunday, April 3, 2011
How little changes can do big things
Here are the top 50 examples of how companies have changed their logos overtime :)
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