Infographics

I design infographics that transform complex data and information into clear, engaging visual narratives. Using custom illustration, charts, and thoughtful data visualization, I help audiences understand what matters and why it matters.

For finance firms and startups

I use data to clarify investment theses, explain market dynamics, and support clear, credible storytelling for sophisticated audiences.

For public agencies and planning firms

Infographics are an efficient way to communicate complex topics to the public. I design visual explainers that make technical information accessible, reduce confusion, and help people grasp the big picture.

City of Tillamook

Context: Public Outreach and Voter Education

Designed an infographic for the City of Tillamook explaining the importance of passing a levy for upgrading the aging public safety emergency communications system.

City of Tillamook infographic — a public outreach graphic explaining a bond levy to upgrade the county's public safety emergency communications system, with a county coverage map and a 911 dispatch process diagram.

DAiM

Context: Financial Services

Creating data visualizations for financial market data is something I really enjoy. Here, I took data supplied by my longtime collaborator, DAiM and developed a chart outlining past, present and projected BTC value as it relates to the halving cycle.

DAiM data visualization — a custom financial chart of Bitcoin halving cycles plotting historical and projected BTC price from 2012 to 2030 on a logarithmic scale, with peak, trough, and halving markers.

Coronavirus Bill

Context: Political Information

During the pandemic, I was having a challenging time making sense of the arguments over the Coronavirus Bill. I made this infographic to help myself and others better understand what was at stake and where funds were projected to be allocated.

Coronavirus Bill Breakdown infographic — a self-initiated data visualization mapping how the nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief package was proposed to be allocated across corporate loans, small business loans, direct payments, and public health.

Oregon Housing Needs Analysis

Context: Political Information

Designed this infographic series to help Oregon lawmakers understand the suite of bills outlined in OHNA that were designed to tackle Oregon's housing affordability crisis. These same lawmakers could then use these materials to explain the proposed solutions to constituents.

Oregon Housing Needs Analysis (OHNA) infographic — a policy graphic designed to help lawmakers and constituents understand a suite of bills addressing Oregon's housing affordability crisis, using a Chutes-and-Ladders visual metaphor to map proposed solutions.

WA Charters

Context: Educational Information

For Washington Charters I designed a series of dashboards to help them understand their analytics and make informed decisions based on the data.

WA Charters data dashboard — a custom analytics dashboard designed for Washington Charters showing K-5 enrollment demand indicators, five-year enrollment trends, and population projections to support data-informed decisions.

TriMet

Context: Planning Project

Designed this timeline as part of a larger document that explored TriMet's evolution pairing bicycles with their transit service and network.

TriMet infographic — a timeline tracing the agency's bicycle integration evolution from 1990 to 2015, pairing photographs with milestone markers, originally created as part of a larger transit report.

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delivery

Phase 4:

I will take your feedback, apply it to the design and develop a fully formatted draft. This draft will be delivered for you to review and we will iterate until it is final (usually 1-2 revision cycles).

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project kickoff

Phase One:

We will discuss your goals, constraints, and project schedule, as well as explore your existing materials and brand. Then, I propose a clear scope of work and fee based on the materials required and the time needed to do the work well.

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DRaft development

Phase 2:

Using our scope as a guide, I will develop and format a draft product(s), or a few concepts depending on context. Content will be edited for clarity and visual elements will be developed to complement it. This draft will demonstrate the look and feel of the future product(s).

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full design and review

Phase 3:

You will review the draft demo and provide feedback for me to incorporate. Up to three revisions are included in the base scope, with opportunities for further revisions billed at my hourly rate.

my process

My work is highly context-dependent. Scope and pricing are based on the complexity of the material, the audience, and the level of collaboration required.

Most projects follow a four-step process:

Project Kickoff
Draft Development
Full Design and Review
Product Delivery

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