A three month final year project using illustrative drawings and infographic design to reveal the effects of urbanisation on the population of migratory geese. I set out to create two infographic poster designs showing both the relevant information based on the research and characteristics of all 13 geese needed to create a rounded understanding of the project.
Research Book | Pocket Guide | Scrapbook
Imagery was a major part of the project. Photographs taken all over England and Canada exploring goose habitat and stop over points, experiencing their environment to get a greater understanding of the different breeds.
Characteristic Chapter | A section given purely on displaying 13 geese and their characteristics accompanied by map imagery on their breeding, wintering and all year round grounds.
Silver paper print/ Laserjet
A clearer idea on the overall effect of urbanisation, each page of tracing paper reveals how certain subects cover the map
Tracing paper
Goose Illustrations
Research Book | Pocket Guide | Scrapbook
Charactertic research displayed in the form of an A5 pocket guide
Research Book | Pocket Guide | Scrapbook
A scrapbook of my developmental work, processes and research sources.
App Design | Indended for a magazine use, showcasing the research using a different form of communication.
Information Designs | An infographic design revealing the perils of goose migration. Each percentage listed is the percentile risk of a single goose within its breed being killed by the named risk based on its migratory patterns.
Poster Designs
Exhibition
Showcasing my project at the James Hockney Gallery inside the University For The creative Arts, Farnham.
Showcasing my project at the James Hockney Gallery inside the University For The creative Arts, Farnham.
