Infographics One.

 Here is my first draft of my social network infographic. I followed the design idea from the World of 100 infographics. The United States represents the average number of users. The glasses represent my number of daily uses.

This flicker person has some really awesome pieces.
check it out.

Idea!

I think that I have officially picked my topic for the infographics.
I got the statistics for the average daily users of facebook, twitter and youtube. I'm going to do my own statistics by recording how many times a day I get on the powerful three links. Right now I'm brainstorming ideas on how to illustrate both of the statistics.

Infographics Brainstorming.

I've come up with a few statistic ideas.

-15% left handed

 Which Hand?

-30% redheads 
-27% brunette
-26% blonde

What Color?

I've also come up with an idea to see how many people use each of the social networks. I'll then compare my results to it. Meaning that I will keep track of how many times I use Facebook, Twitter, or Myspace.

I've also looked at some graphics for visual ideas.

I like the look of all of these graphs. They are simple and eye catching. 

Here are some more samples, The World Of 100

 I enjoy the comparison between the two players on this graph.

 With this graph I like the bright colors and the simplicity of the design.

 This one is graphically pleasing to me. 

This artist makes her pictures using Photoshop. I would be interested in learning how she does it.
Photoshop Wiz Kid

Steve Mack has a lot of illustrations that I like. They are all really bright and playful.
Cute Illustrations

I found this Illustration on Tumblr. I like the colors in it.
I also found these illustrations located from this link. I enjoy the bright colors and the bicycles. Illustrator

Final Poster.

This is my final project. I put some different photoshop filters over the pictures to go along with some of the scans that I originally had. The background of the poster is from a breast cancer self check diagram. The pattern is repeated over and over again.

One of the requirements of the project was that your poster include handwritten typography. I tried changing the "Wear Pink" part of my poster to handwritten typography but I didn't like the way it ended up looking. I made the decision when it came to presenting time to go ahead with the poster that doesn't have handwritten typography on it because I find it to be more successful.

Pictures.

Here are some samples of pictures that I'm looking for.