When Two Become One
An Infographic on Conjoined Twins.
An Infographic on Conjoined Twins.
This is a newsprint size infographic on conjoined Twins.
There has been many touching stories of conjoined twins around the world. The main concept for this design is to bring out the emotional side of conjoined twins as well as their strong will to fight for their survival in this world, no matter how small the chances are.
Two conjoined twin babies have been chosen as the hero to portray this as they are one of the many pairs of conjoined twins who managed to overcome the surgery to separate both (2011). This shows their strength and will to live. The article also hopes to educate the public about the lives of conjoined twins and eventually change the negative perception some have about them. Everyone should be given an opportunity in life, and live it to the fullest.
Baby pink is used for the main colour scheme as conjoined twins are mostly female.
Sources: WIKIPEDIA, BBC NEWS, TWINSTUFF.COM, TWINSY.WORDPRESS, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, THE SUN NEWS
There has been many touching stories of conjoined twins around the world. The main concept for this design is to bring out the emotional side of conjoined twins as well as their strong will to fight for their survival in this world, no matter how small the chances are.
Two conjoined twin babies have been chosen as the hero to portray this as they are one of the many pairs of conjoined twins who managed to overcome the surgery to separate both (2011). This shows their strength and will to live. The article also hopes to educate the public about the lives of conjoined twins and eventually change the negative perception some have about them. Everyone should be given an opportunity in life, and live it to the fullest.
Baby pink is used for the main colour scheme as conjoined twins are mostly female.
Sources: WIKIPEDIA, BBC NEWS, TWINSTUFF.COM, TWINSY.WORDPRESS, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, THE SUN NEWS
"Twins are a rare occurrence in birth and only the fortunate ones are able to escape the occasional outcome of birth complications. In the darkness of a woman’s womb, no one knows how her eggs would be fertilised or how it would develop. Not even the best doctors can predict what would happen. The Straits Times takes a look at the facts, figures, and the difficulties faced by one such rare occurrence of Siamese Twins."
