Titles: Journey to #1 Sounds familiar… Smash hits Society’s soundtracks /Our nation’s soundtracks/ History’s soundtracks Subtitles: The societal and compositional contributors that make songs rise to #1 The happenings in U.S culture that contributed to the rise of certain songs… Continue Reading
Breif Description This project focuses on comparing the instrumentation of #1 songs from every year, over 60 years. Instruments that are present are represented by a color, creating a unique chart for each song. These charts are then compared to… Continue Reading
01 Format: Vertical 02 Types of Infographics: Data visualization Timeline Comparison 03 Information Data collection example: To collect the data, I listen to a song and mark what instruments I hear throughout. I’ll do this for the top song of… Continue Reading
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Valentina D’Efilippo I found this infographic about guns/gun homicides in different countries really interesting and well done. This graphic was created as a part of her book, “The Infographic History of the World.” It depicts a handgun firing, drawn on… Continue Reading
3X3 DATA SET: USA ABOUT The United States is located in North America, bordering both the North Atlantic Ocean and the North Pacific Ocean, between Canada and Mexico. In size, it is about half the size of Russia. DENMARK ABOUT Denmark is… Continue Reading
Gestalt Principles in Chosen Poster: 1. Closure The closure principle is when our minds finish visually incomplete shapes. For example, a circle could be drawn with a slice taken out of it, and our brains would still recognize the circle… Continue Reading
Which works resonate from the reading? Include a screen snap. This work resonated with me because of how well balanced it is. The entirety of the space is activated, and the color and bold type are placed evenly throughout- no… Continue Reading
Beirut Poster Analysis: Catastrophe and Consequence What are the primary and secondary hooks?/ what do we see first and second? The first thing we see in this poster are the vertical words, catastrophe and consequence. Second, we see the… Continue Reading
Scanned Receipts: Receipt Post What stood out to you in the readings about them? It was fascinating to learn that one of the first documented receipts dates all the way back to Mesopotamia, written in cuneiform. Additionally, ancient Egyptians created… Continue Reading