The Challenge
The BC has a number of old growth forests with massive trees. Often people are unaware of where these huge trees are located and how big they actually are. Using data from the UBC’s big tree champion list, I created this infographic for a university project to show the different attributes of these amazing trees.
The Outcome
I hand drew tree rings and bark texture onto basic graphs. I edited these illustrations digitally. The monochromatic colour palette is simple and direct with a natural feel. The background map emphasizes the natural coast line shapes. The heading font has a wood texture to resemble tree bark.
The Approach
Trees have tree rings that show how old they are. I used this visual to design the pie charts. Trees can be identified by their bark. I used a variety of bark textures in the bar graphs. The overall concept is natural and organic.
Tools
Illustrator, InDesign and Hand drawn illustration