Data Visualization + Infographic Design

Two fluttering informational flyers displaying 2 infographics. One showing a world map color coded informational table in orange and red, another a process graphic with text and icons on a gray background.

Data-driven graphics designed to reveal insights and make complex information easier to understand.

I design visuals that turn numbers and relationships into something people can quickly make sense of. From charts and maps to more complex diagrams, I organize information so patterns, relationships, and key takeaways are easy to see—and easy to remember.

Circular infographic titled "Abaca Exports From Ecuador" showing import and export percentages by country and products, with color segments for each country and categories labeled for types of products.

WHAT I DESIGN

From individual graphics to full visual systems, my work includes:

  • Charts and graphs

  • Process diagrams and workflows

  • Maps and geographic visualizations

  • Infographics and visual summaries

  • Frameworks and system diagrams

  • Data-driven visuals for reports and presentations

MY APPROACH

I work closely with content to:

  • Identify the key message or takeaway

  • Simplify and organize complex information

  • Establish clear hierarchy and flow

  • Ensure accuracy and accessibility

  • Integrate visuals seamlessly into reports, presentations, and other materials

WHERE THIS WORK LIVES

Data visualization is often part of a larger system. My work is commonly developed for:

  • Research and technical reports

  • Government publications

  • Proposals and presentations

  • Advocacy and communications materials

Laptop computer on table displaying a supply chain process infographic about Ecuadorian Abaca, with people in the background working and discussing.