(reveals) the unseen
Whether using qualitative or quantitative data as their basis, ID students develop skills of visualization that allow their audiences to see more deeply and act more intelligently. Gaining sufficient traction on abstract or systemic realities that govern a scenario — realities frequently invisible to our immediate sensory experience — is a powerful means to proper analysis and purposeful action.
A three-dimensional book of underwater creatures and places
A brand book showing the "healthyish" transition from Stan's Donuts to Ina's (Vegan) Donuts
Experimental exploration of multilingual poster design
Communication methods to accelerate synthesis and give tangible form to valuable information
Exploring what characteristics and power dynamics define the sport at all levels of play
Using shapes, symbols, and text to interpret information and power abstract thinking
An object story comparing human and ecological boundary lines in land
Using movement to convey dynamic content
Communication methods to accelerate synthesis and give tangible form to valuable information
Tracing the evolution of marriage as an oppressive system
Discharge tool for COPD patients enabling better self-management
Video about Video Storytelling
A visualization of sexual violence in Chicago neighborhoods, January - December 2019
Mapping the human stories of the Sunrise Movement, Chicago
Modeling the Revenge of Analog
Experimental exploration of multilingual poster design