02 Valentina D’Efilippo

  One work by Valentina I am intrigued by is her book, “The Brain – A User’s Guide”. I think it’s impressive how she’s able to create a book that highlights all the qualitative aspects of the brain and ways… Continue Reading →

Valentina D’Efilippo The piece that caught my eye by Valentina was her Gender Wage Gap Viz in which she depicts the data through a chart drawn in the shape of a ballerina’s tutu. She provides different ballerina charts to break… Continue Reading →

  Valentina D’Efilippo   I chose to highlight the piece Trending Seeds infographic by Valentina D’Efilippo, a piece created as a part of the #MeToo movement. This piece is strong because of its profound complexity in both content and visuals,… Continue Reading →

Poppy Field I chose the Poppy Field infographic to look deeper into. I thought it was very clever to show both the number of deaths with the size of the poppy and the length of the conflict using the poppy’s… Continue Reading →

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 →

Valentina D’Efilippo New Year, New You? Her work made me think about the movement and form of her designs. She tends to use a lot of circles and wavy forms that present information smoothly. She creates insight by directing the… Continue Reading →

Valentina’s Trending Seeds for the “Me Too” movement is a very creative and unique way of showing data – as was all of her work. What I liked about this work was how the whole page interacted/moved and not just… Continue Reading →

New Year, New You? – Valentina D’Efilippo I chose this specific work, “New Year, New You?”. This infographic, commissioned by BBC Focus Magazine, illustrates the findings of a study carried out by YouGov about New Year’s resolutions – how long,… Continue Reading →

This was a study conducted by D’Efilippo to examine social networks through five case studies. This makes you think about how different people around you navigate and view different social aspects of their lives. The charts are laid out in… Continue Reading →

Valentine D’Efilippo I chose Valentine D’Efilippo’s work on the book Britannica’s Encyclopedia Infographica. This book is designed for children and takes you on an informative journey through “the planet, the universe, the animal kingdom, and our body.” I think this book… Continue Reading →