ILP Design- Infographic

For my first ILP, I completed a Lynda.com tutorial about infographic design and its principles, so for this ILP, I decided to put these principles into practice. I created an infographic on Shakespeare himself and his career as a writer. While designing I picked a blue and green color palette to ease viewers into my graphic and used more graphics than texts to create an easy-viewing experience. This infographic could be used to introduce Shakespeare to students or just show the vastness of his plays. The infographic can be viewed below.

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  1. AlexJune 4, 2019 at 2:41 AM

    Very inspirational to hear about someone pursuing their dream and becoming successful instead of following the traditional path.
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