Looking at a little more infographics work for inspiration for my 'Design Production for Print' project- acting as inspiration for my printed programmes and to deliver more information about both Wes Anderson himself,
and his films.
The examples above are by Director Lauren Manning- I really like the mix of design outcomes- with photography, vector illustration and infographic designs combined- seemingly all working together to make a great portfolio of infographic design. I want to create designs like this! Simple but incredibly effective.
A visually engaging and rather beautiful infographic design pulication by Project Projects- 'Mapping Istanbul'. I love the simple vector illustration and wonderful colour palette used- a great variation of flooded spot colours, warm and cool palettes- totally inspiring- I want my programmes to look like this!
Also interesting use of overlapping designs in the center margin- something I've avoided in the past but definitely want to try more of now- a really contemporary and simple design.
Mapping Istanbul
November 2009
8 x 12 inches, 224 pages, softcover (open-binding with dust jacket)
Keywords
Architecture, Book, Information graphics, National, Overprinting, Planning
Architecture, Book, Information graphics, National, Overprinting, Planning
"This book presents an initial effort to map the city of
Istanbul, a city steeped in complexity. Working collaboratively with
Garanti Galerie and architects Superpool, Project Projects established a
uniform visual style for the hundreds of maps and information graphics
included. The book's design presents this information in an accessible,
narrative sequence, creating a valuable resource for architects,
planners, and policy-makers invested in the city's future."
A wonderful set of vector illustrations and infographics by designer Andrew Janik- in which he documents the top business destinations as travelled to by aeroplane. Again, I love the simple vector illustration and the bright colour palette- really well communicated and great visual communication of what could otherwise be a reasonably dry subject matter.
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