Information Design
For those in a position to launch a new product, or explain
the benefits of a new project or policy, creating understanding
becomes the first priority of marketing & public relations.
After all, if your audience doesn't understand you, they won't
support you.
No tool is more effective at creating understanding
than a picture.
Information graphics present a recognizeable view of the
world as backdrop for your audience, then show unequivocably
how your product, project, or policy works to improve that
world. By showing how it works, you simultaneously communicate
the value of why it works. This fosters understanding and agreement.
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Portfolio sections:

Marketing & Communications

Information Design

Consulting
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Bechtel
Briefs
San Francisco, CA
"Detail Design" feature stories describe recent project successes for internal & external marketing.
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West Suburban
Bank
Chicago, IL
Graphic storytelling supported a bilingual campaign to reach "unbanked" customers with a new payroll card product. |
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Educational Publishing
Textbook illustrations, published in books and manuals ranging from elementary science to nursing and medical reference.
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