Graphics that convey information in a viewer-friendly way
Graphics that convey information in a viewer-friendly way
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Explaining the rather dry compilation of statistics across Cambridgeshire in a visual and compelling way, using bespoke graphics and stock images as a half-page in print
An in-depth look at the 1987 ferry disaster a few decades on; everything was created specifically for this other than the imported wave effects - the white space at bottom was left for text to run around on the news page
Compiling a trove of data from Cambridgeshire, using circles and imagery to provide some wow factor in a limited space next to a story in print
Use of stock isometric illustrations and hexagons for facts and figures from a well-known hospital as a graphic running across a fold in print; hence the 'river' running down near the middle
An oldie-but-goodie: the station may be mothballed these days but it opened with great fanfare and the layout of the site was brought to life with this entirely-bespoke half-page graphic
Use of stock vector graphics, strategically placed to illustrate how Highway Code changes affect us all, from road users to pedestrians, used online and later in print
Mix of stock images and individually-created icons to help beach-goers stay safe in the sun - used both in print and online
A rare combination of three standalone graphics that were used online, pulled together as a half-page for print media
How to give an otherwise-tedious listing some pop with use of selected images and pop-art vector graphics; initially used online and later in print
Warwickshire's annual county data presented in an appealing way using stock images and vectors for print
Graphic created for a weekly quiz in KM Group's entertainment guide; I particularly like this one as it adds a lot of pop to potentially-unexciting material, of which my own vector versions were added
Weekly graphic putting the county's best footballing performances in the spotlight; to run this on a frequent basis, team shirts and formations were added to a symbol library in Illustrator so they could be quickly swapped out
Tournament wallcharts: for many years I had the task of pulling together all the fixtures, TV listings and locations in a suitable format, along with eye-catching graphics
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