Think about the last time you were flipping through a published research article, journal article or story and were trying to draw up a conclusion on what they were trying to convey or tell you but you kept ending up more confused than clear. If the portrayal of information is subpar, we are less likely to remember the story, be influenced by it and thus less likely to action anything from it afterwards. If we can follow the storyline, we understand. If not, we get lost in the chaos. Information design aims to avoid confusion by presenting data in a way that's easy to understand.

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Information design is data used as a storytelling tool. It's data with a purpose. 

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Some examples of information design I have done include:​

• Graphical Abstracts

• Data visualization for figures in papers, posters, textbooks etc.

• Infographics

• Chapter or Book covers

• Posters, pamphlets, booklets

• Public signage

• Murals

• Product marketing using information design principles

• and more...

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Browse below for samples of my work. I offer a range of services and approaches to help you tell your story or visualize your data. Get in touch and we can explore your ideas and stories together.

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