Creative Outlets
Data Visualization

For nine days I recorded data on my different creative outlets. I chose to observe how often I either made a photograph, blog entry, saved a web image, drew in my sketchbook or recorded video, and how significant those individual activities were to me at that point in time. I knew I wanted my chart to look geometric, so I sought to create shapes that could work together to create a larger image, yet were identifiable from one another. I differentiated the activities by assigning them different colors, based on a palette I thought had similar colors which would give dimension to the larger shape created. To represent the level of personal significance, I created a scale that would allow me three different triangle sizes to work with. Each larger shape is made of the different acticvities I did that day, and how significant each of those were.


Creative Outlets
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Creative Outlets

Data visualization chart from creative outlets for Graphic Design 1 at Ringling College of Art & Design.

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