Flowcharts
Flowcharts come with a specific set of challenges, and need special attention to be useful to a wide audience. Chief among these is the creation of a narrative hierarchy and flow that allows viewers to understand how all of the information elements connect without becoming lost or confused. This is fairly simple in examples like the semiconductor flowchart, where all of the information flows one way, but it becomes much more complicated in nonlinear charts like the regulation flowchart, where viewers can start and end at a multitude of locations.
International Cooperation Flowchart
The Mission:
Create a flowchart style graphic that illustrates the various relationships between economic organizations in the US, EU, and international sphere, as well as how they work together on global economic cooperation. The graphic was created as a supplement to the Rebuilding the Global Economy project, a series outlining policy priorities and solutions in 2021.
The Client:
Peterson Institute
The Time:
Late 2020
My Role:
Conceptualization, Research, Graphic Design
Other Credits
Steve Weisman:Editing, Creative Direction
Melina Kolb:Editing, Creative Direction
Oliver Ward:Copywriting, Creative Direction
Michael Kister:Research and Support
Melina Kolb:Editing, Creative Direction
Oliver Ward:Copywriting, Creative Direction
Michael Kister:Research and Support
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International Taxation Flowchart
The Mission:
Create a flowchart graphic that illustrates the process of taxing interational corporations, and some of the ways that corporations avoid taxes.
The Client:
Peterson Institute
The Time:
Early 2021
My Role:
Conceptualization, Graphic Design
Other Credits
Melina Kolb:Editing, Creative Direction
Oliver Ward:Copywriting, Creative Direction
Chad Bown:Expert
Oliver Ward:Copywriting, Creative Direction
Chad Bown:Expert
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