For the third individual project, I plan to create an image of a person getting a parking ticket. This sign will be placed all over Clemson's campus and the people on it will be similar to the people on the gender signs at public restrooms. The image I create will help to reinforce the areas around Clemson where people get the most parking tickets and it will be a unique change from the usual "no parking" or "only park between these hours" signs.

The phrase "layering and separation" is applicable to images specifically, because the colors of images need to be layered and separated in order for the image or design to be effective. In the example of the images of the figure doing the marshalling signals, the lights are bright orange, whereas the person is gray, which creates two different layers, helping the lights to stand out from the man. The color distinction also separates the man from the lights, as well.

In my information graphic, I will visually represent two main aspects of my research about online privacy. First, I will focus on why parents are so concerned about their children’s activities online and, secondly, I will display their level of concernment of various categories. This second visual display will, in turn, reveal information about our culture today as the display will illustrate specific levels of concernment for various categories regarding online privacy.

In my opinion, the most important principle in Chapter 1 is the the arrangement of the the graph at the top of page 28. It depicts an ocean-eye view of Japan, documenting the weather forecasts for 15 areas in Japan. The images next to each city's name are extremely helpful because they are applicable specifically to visual learners. The design is very readable and it helps me understand information design because it shows the importance of organization in a design. This graph is very effective because of the organization of its design.

Attached is the first draft of my project (due Feb 14).