With all these problems suddenly arising during final crit about legibility and hierarchy, I decided that it would be easier for me to resolve this problem by going back to some initial ideas and going from there.
I specifically chose to go with the idea of personalizing my icons with a member of the family who would use these objects the most and providing sort of a cheesy 60s quote as well to unite the group as a family and to show each persons devotion to these objects in their everyday lives.
Set 2:
Set 1:
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Tezz, great analysis of the bumps you encountered for this project. The problem of tackeling an infographic in a small space is a challenging one -- but interesting enough to keep at it! Take a look at Richard Saul Wurman over the summer - per your interest in infographics.
As for this new direction. I think you're on to something here. Visually appealing and actually a bit disturbing. The individual components are there, so perhaps over the summer you can continue investigating overall composition and the element of time...?
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