Graphic Information Design

Graphic information design – simply the presentation of information in an accessible and easy to use format.

I specialise in taking complicated documents – analysis reports, financial reports, instructions – and making them pleasing to the eye, but more importantly, so they make sense to the end-user.

Nothing brings me more joy than seeing a ‘boring’ word document or spreadsheet, transformed into a clear and concise piece of work. Organising information can be overwhelming and complicated, and while you may see it clearly and be able to understand it, other people may not. I try and look at something from the audience’s point of view, I ask the questions they will ask and will ensure the information presented is easy to understand, and interesting, attractive and if needs be reflect the brand and identity of the company providing it.

Section from WB Directors Hidden Truth report showing data analysis in a clear and easy to read chart

Section from WB Directors Hidden Truth report showing percentages in attractive circular diagrams

Section from WB Directors Hidden Truth report showing data analysis in attractive panels with green text and purple text to highlight statisitics

Section from WB Directors Hidden Truth report showing data analysis as an attractive bar diagram in purple and grey tones.

Generic map of Central London highlighting a property by Regent's Park. This map is showing all the educational establishments in proximity to the development. The roads are shown in grey, the river Thames in blue and the Royal Parks in green

Schematic drawing of the south and east of London - covering the area from Hyde Park to London City Airport. In the style of the brochure and showing the location of the development in proximity to main underground stations, and showing London Underground lines as they actually are (rather than the usual schemtic map).

Schematic stylised map of North West London showing residential property development close to the Regent's Park. Main roads are grey, smaller roads are white on a light grey background. The map shows proximity to universities and transport connections.

Stylised drawing of Canary Wharf/Docklands map showing location of residential property development near East India DLR station. DLR ad Crossrail are strongly shown along with jubilee line. The whole image is mostly greys of varying strengths.

Detailsed map of the East of London and The City showing the proximity of a residential property development in Shoreditch. Colours are browns and oranges and stations are featured strongly to show connections and transport links

Schematic drawing of Olympic Village (UK 2012) - a big selling point pre-2012 for the development in East London!

Close up illustration of a map of Canary Wharf and Docklands.

Schematic illustration of a side elevation of a residential property development highlighting the location of a specific apartment within it. The drawing is thin black lines on a greyish blue backround. The specific property is shown in a darker blue panel

Schematic illustrative drawing of a development floor plan. Showing the layout of an entire floor of a development with 5 apartments. Shows schematic drawings of furniture and features within each apartment. Lines are dark grey, entire image is black and white or grey and white.

Schematic and illustrative site plan for a development showing the location on a road layout and showing stylised features of the communal landscaped areas of the development. The ground floor plan is also shown with colour coding applied to differentiate one block from another.

Schematic site plan showing block plan of a development within a road layout showing trees and water in a stylised style