Imagining Information: Symbols, Isotype, and Book Design

Sep 26

Sep 26 Imagining Information: Symbols, Isotype, and Book Design

The world of book illustration tends to divide itself into two simple categories—books illustrated by artists, intended as works of art, and books that use illustration to portray particular information about the subject at hand, such as architecture, nature, or medicine.

Imagining Information: Symbols, Isotype, and Book Design | Designers & Books (designersandbooks.com)

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Randy Krum

Randy Krum is an infographics and data visualization designer, author of the book, “Cool Infographics: Effective Communication with Data Visualization and Design,” and instructor of Infographics and Data Visualization Design at Southern Methodist University's Continuing and Professional Education program (CAPE). Randy also runs the popular website, Coolinfographics.com. Started in 2007, the site has grown into one of the most influential infographic sites online, handling up to 50,000 unique visitors a day. He is the Founder and President of InfoNewt, his design company that designs infographics and visualizations for clients used for both online marketing and internal communications. Randy speaks at conferences, universities, corporate events, and government agencies about infographic design, data visualization methods, visual content marketing, and the effective use of visual information. Learn more at RandyKrum.com

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