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Luciana Vega™ was introduced as American Girl's 2018 Girl of the Year® with an inspiring mission: she's a girl who dreams of becoming the first person to set foot on Mars. Her story follows her acceptance into NASA's Space Camp, where she learns about science, technology, teamwork, and perseverance. Our branding challenge was to create a visual identity and supporting assets that communicated the wonder of space exploration while remaining appealing and emotionally resonant f

At Tablet Infographics, every project is a chance to solve a visual puzzle — to take complex, layered information and shape it into something people can understand at a glance. The “Types of Transitways” infographic is a perfect example. What started as a dense, icon-heavy map with ambitious content goals evolved into a streamlined, insight-rich graphic — and this post walks through that transformation.

When the editors at American Way, American Airlines’ in-flight magazine, needed to explain how the Panama Canal’s lock system worked, they had one big challenge: they only had a 2'' x 4'' space to do it. That’s where I came in. As an infographic designer who specializes in simplifying complex systems, I created a compact but detailed visual that shows how ships travel through the Panama Canal using a series of locks powered by gravity.

After college, I moved from Georgia to Madison, Wisconsin for graduate school. That experience taught me a lot — like how it can snow in April, that “thunder snow” is a real thing, and most importantly, that there is a right and wrong way to walk when it’s icy outside. Years later, long after a few hard lessons and bruises, I turned those insights into something visual — a self-promotional how to walk on ice infographic created under my company, Tablet Infographics.