Information & Technical Design
Information Design · Technical Illustration · Visual Communication
Turning complicated systems into understandable visual stories.
Some design problems are not about creating an interface or marketing message. They are about helping someone understand a system, event, relationship, or process that is difficult to communicate with words alone. This collection highlights work in technical illustration, information graphics, mapping, and explanatory visual design.
Selected explanatory work
Making complexity understandable
The challenge in information design is deciding what the viewer needs to understand first, what can be simplified, what relationships need to remain visible, and how to create a visual hierarchy that makes the subject easier to absorb. These projects demonstrate hierarchy, diagramming, systems thinking, sequencing, geographic visualization, visual storytelling, and editorial judgment.
Across these projects, the goal was consistent: identify what mattered, establish hierarchy and relationships, and use visual communication to make technical or complicated subject matter easier to understand.