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INFOGRAPHICS
Here’s a small sampling of the hundreds of diagrams, maps, and graphs that I made during my years in journalism to visually explain news information.
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New Sensors in Cars
Early alerts to prevent accidents.
-Adobe Illustrator for Newsweek
-Adobe Illustrator for Newsweek

World's Largest Oil Rig.
Diagrammed with huge inspiration and help from the great infographics artist, my friend John Grimwade.
https://johngrimwade.com
-Adobe Illustrator for Popular Science magazine
https://johngrimwade.com
-Adobe Illustrator for Popular Science magazine

How Just About Everything in a Home Will Connect to the Internet
How everyday items, like refrigerators and clothes, will be able to communicate with the internet (ie: “Time to get milk.”)
-Adobe Illustrator for Newsweek
-Adobe Illustrator for Newsweek

Blooming Flowers
Shows which flowers to plant if you want them to bloom throughout the day.
InDesign for Newsweek
InDesign for Newsweek

Tree Timeline on the History of Rap Music
Adobe InDesign for Newsweek

Freud Timeline
Sigmund Freud’s impact on the field of psychology.
InDesign for Newsweek
InDesign for Newsweek

In Olympic Stadium during the ’92 Barcelona Olympics.
I was the first infographic reporter to be sent to cover the Olympics by the Associated Press.

‘Olympic diving venue, Barcelona. 1992
(For the Associated Press)
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When watched on television, athletes leaping off the high dive would be seen with a gorgeous panorama of Barcelona behind them. I made this to explain why viewers saw this.
-Adobe Illustrator
-Adobe Illustrator

At the Barcelona Olympics swimming and diving venue, 1992

’92 Olympic kayak venue
I was put into a kayak by a member of the Swiss team who said firmly, “How can you explain kayaking without ever having been in a kayak?” Good point. I went around in circles!
-Adobe Illustrator for the Associated Press
-Adobe Illustrator for the Associated Press

Goofing in the kayak at the ’92 Olympics before entering the water

The Olympic Marathon Route
I sketched this view from a large 3D model of Monjuic at the press center in Barcelona then drew it in Aldus Freehand for the Associated Press

Heart Diseases In Women
Things that can go wrong with women's hearts and how to repair them. InDesign for Newsweek


Components of Martha Stewart's Empire
Pie chart of Martha Stewart’s corporate revenue.
Adobe InDesign for Newsweek
Adobe InDesign for Newsweek

Who’s Who in the Plamegate Affair
InDesign for Newsweek

Who’s Who in the Popular TV Show, “The Sopranos.”
This started out as a standard flowchart in Adobe Illustrator, but it wasn’t at all interesting. Since the show involved the Mafia, I decided to do this photographically as though it was a bulletin board in a police station.
-Adobe Photoshop and InDesign for Newsweek
-Adobe Photoshop and InDesign for Newsweek

Anorexia
How it negatively hurts a person’s body. (The title was written by an editor and, on reflection, it supports the idea that being thin is “perfection.”) 🤔
InDesign and Illustrator for Newsweek
InDesign and Illustrator for Newsweek

Hunting a Sniper
A sniper was able to kill random people without caught, until someone spotted a rifle barrel sticking out of a hole in the back of a car’s trunk.
-InDesign for Newsweek
-InDesign for Newsweek

Latino demographics in the United States
(for Newsweek magazine)
-Adobe Ilustrator for Newsweek

Global AIDS epidemic (for Newsweek magazine)
The virus’ regional impact.
-Adobe InDesign and Illustrator
-Adobe InDesign and Illustrator

US oil imports
Where the US imports oil from compared to Iraq (Canada not shown).
-Adobe Illustrator for Newsweek
-Adobe Illustrator for Newsweek

Clintons' new home in Westchester County, NY (for Newsweek magazine)
-Adobe Illustrator for the Associated Press

Disney CEO timeline
Compared to the company’s stock price.
-Adobe Illustrator and InDesign for Newsweek
-Adobe Illustrator and InDesign for Newsweek

Purchase options abroad
(for Newsweek magazine)
How to stretch your dollars. The fancy, costlier product is on the left with a similar, but cheaper, product on the right.
-Adobe InDesign
-Adobe InDesign
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