Communication for a Change
Multiple, web-of-life cycles, interactions and scales are shown in a colourful illustrated diagram. The illustrated elements are positioned on underwater background graduated colours with flat space for adjacent text explanations. Continue reading “BC Marine Life Cycle Diagram”
The understanding of the relationship of weather to climate requires a shift in perception of scale – from personal to planetary. How do you sympathetically introduce the museum visitor to the facts of climate change? The relationship of weather to the person is shown by illustrations of an umbrella and raincoat – two common recognizable items that protect any body from the weather. The empty hood is both unsettling and intriguing. These illustrations are black pencil renderings, scanned, with colour layers and clipping paths added in Photoshop for placing onto a solid background. The attention to the hand-drawn detail of these mundane objects invites passing scrutiny from the viewer. Sometimes you really need a hand-drawn touch to achieve this. Continue reading “Royal BC Museum Climate Change Exhibit Infographics”
Watershed Moment Communication provided document design for the report, Creating a Walkable Shelbourne Community. This report was accepted as a reference to the Shelbourne Valley Action Plan by the Saanich municipal planning department. Continue reading “Visioning Shelbourne Valley Forum”
Soren Henrich received a City of Victoria Artist in Residence (AIR) grant for a series of four public pennant printings workshops to celebrate living in an urban watershed and encourage citizen stewardship of Bowker Creek.
