the motion graphic
Expanding on the infographic, I created a one-minute animated version using After Effects, incorporating smooth transitions, interactive elements, and free sound effects to enhance viewer engagement. This motion piece allows for a more immersive learning experience, guiding the audience through the content dynamically. As my first major After Effects project, this animation explores effective motion storytelling, pacing, and UI-driven animation, transforming static information into an accessible digital format.
Building on the original composition, I planned the animation sequence carefully—graphs animate dynamically, icons pop in, and key statistics reveal themselves with timed motion cues. The motion piece maintains the same structured aesthetic as the poster while leveraging movement to gradually introduce key concepts, ensuring comprehension even without prior knowledge of the topic. The result is a modern, engaging educational tool that adapts to different audiences.
the infographic
Designed to educate users on the effects of artificial blue light exposure, this 11 x 17” poster presents research-backed insights from sources like Columbia University. It utilizes a structured layout, clean typography, and data visualization to break down the dangers of blue light in an engaging way. The design balances technical information with strong visual hierarchy, making complex statistics easily digestible.
The aesthetic choices were intentional—a dark background mimics night mode interfaces, while neon-like accents highlight key data points, reinforcing the theme of light exposure. A mix of line art and minimalistic icons ensures clarity without overwhelming the viewer. The goal was to create a visually striking, informative piece that could stand alone or complement digital formats.
