Comments for Figures http://figuresmag.com The Social in the Visual Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:09:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 Comment on Figures work included in Visual Language for Designers by malamed http://figuresmag.com/archive/figures-work-included-in-visual-language-for-designers/#comment-4820 malamed Sat, 06 Mar 2010 18:12:34 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/figures-work-included-in-visual-language-for-designers/#comment-4820 [...] by Email. Contact Form. What topics interest you? Take our super quick survey. About The Author ...Figures Blog Archive Figures work included in Visual ...We're very pleased at to see a couple of our information graphics (this, solar power diagram and the [...] […] by Email. Contact Form. What topics interest you? Take our super quick survey. About The Author …Figures Blog Archive Figures work included in Visual …We’re very pleased at to see a couple of our information graphics (this, solar power diagram and the […]

]]> Comment on True colours by bathroom suites http://figuresmag.com/archive/true-colours/#comment-4755 bathroom suites Mon, 22 Feb 2010 07:13:20 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/true-colours/#comment-4755 Really like this post, thanks for writing. Really like this post, thanks for writing.

]]> Comment on Swine flu in the gallery by Shower Screens http://figuresmag.com/archive/swine-flu-in-the-gallery/#comment-4411 Shower Screens Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:40:09 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/swine-flu-in-the-gallery/#comment-4411 Great comment, love the design of the site too. Great comment, love the design of the site too.

]]> Comment on World Languages Graphic by » Figures work included in Visual Language for Designers http://figuresmag.com/archive/world-languages-graphic/#comment-4323 » Figures work included in Visual Language for Designers Fri, 29 Jan 2010 06:43:05 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/world-languages-graphic/#comment-4323 [...] very pleased at to see a couple of our information graphics (this, solar power diagram and the World Languages graphic) included in Connie Malamed’s excellent design textbook, Visual Language for Designers [...] […] very pleased at to see a couple of our information graphics (this, solar power diagram and the World Languages graphic) included in Connie Malamed’s excellent design textbook, Visual Language for Designers […]

]]> Comment on FIG001 Explosion Over The Horizon by Shower Enclosures http://figuresmag.com/archive/fig001-explosion-over-the-horizon/#comment-4229 Shower Enclosures Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:26:41 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/fig001-explosion-over-the-horizon/#comment-4229 Great comment, love the design of the site too. Great comment, love the design of the site too.

]]> Comment on FIG001 Explosion Over The Horizon by Shower Screens http://figuresmag.com/archive/fig001-explosion-over-the-horizon/#comment-4227 Shower Screens Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:26:04 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/fig001-explosion-over-the-horizon/#comment-4227 Took me ages to find this post, this time I'll bookmark it. Took me ages to find this post, this time I’ll bookmark it.

]]> Comment on World Languages Graphic by Figures » Blog Archive » Figures work included in Visual Language for Designers http://figuresmag.com/archive/world-languages-graphic/#comment-3364 Figures » Blog Archive » Figures work included in Visual Language for Designers Tue, 22 Sep 2009 07:05:04 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/world-languages-graphic/#comment-3364 [...] very pleased at  to see a couple of our information graphics (this, solar power diagram and the World Languages graphic) included in Connie Malamed’s excellent design textbook, Visual Language for [...] […] very pleased at  to see a couple of our information graphics (this, solar power diagram and the World Languages graphic) included in Connie Malamed’s excellent design textbook, Visual Language for […]

]]> Comment on Pharmaceutical graphics: A quick diagnosis by C Reyes http://figuresmag.com/archive/pharmaceutical-graphics-a-quick-diagnosis/#comment-3279 C Reyes Sun, 09 Aug 2009 14:48:08 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/pharmaceutical-graphics-a-quick-diagnosis/#comment-3279 I think between the two designs the first one gives you a more clear message of the product your advertising. However, the second one uses a more friendly and appealing graphic to any kind of public. But in terms on selling a product, I think the first would work better and If I was buying one at the chemist it would be better the first one. I think between the two designs the first one gives you a more clear message of the product your advertising. However, the second one uses a more friendly and appealing graphic to any kind of public.

But in terms on selling a product, I think the first would work better and If I was buying one at the chemist it would be better the first one.

]]> Comment on Pharmaceutical graphics: A quick diagnosis by LA http://figuresmag.com/archive/pharmaceutical-graphics-a-quick-diagnosis/#comment-3277 LA Fri, 07 Aug 2009 06:13:42 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/pharmaceutical-graphics-a-quick-diagnosis/#comment-3277 For sure, I'd bet the second graphic would evoke more responses than the first. For one reason the smiley happy face in the second one, makes me [like all other humans,with eyes that seem to want to search for simple quirky visual pleasures like smileys:)] want to keep looking at the second graphic rather than the first. Another, is the brighter hue chosen [so bright that it almost leaves an after image on your closed eyelids:)], that will surely drown out the first image, which personally, looks haphazardly created and unfinished to me. For sure, I’d bet the second graphic would evoke more responses than the first. For one reason the smiley happy face in the second one, makes me [like all other humans,with eyes that seem to want to search for simple quirky visual pleasures like smileys:)] want to keep looking at the second graphic rather than the first. Another, is the brighter hue chosen [so bright that it almost leaves an after image on your closed eyelids:)], that will surely drown out the first image, which personally, looks haphazardly created and unfinished to me.

]]> Comment on Pharmaceutical graphics: A quick diagnosis by Some guy flying under the radar http://figuresmag.com/archive/pharmaceutical-graphics-a-quick-diagnosis/#comment-3276 Some guy flying under the radar Fri, 07 Aug 2009 03:53:59 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/pharmaceutical-graphics-a-quick-diagnosis/#comment-3276 based on an emotional response, which for me stuck first was the smiley happy face of the lower image. Its a simple human reaction that happens in all of us, responding to positive emotions. In conjunction with the "happy" image, the colours used are far more attractive to the eye in comparison to the top, due to its strong colour content. As well as all of that, the top image makes barely any sense straight away, i had no idea what the hell i was looking at till i figured out it was a decongestant advert from the one on the bottom. based on an emotional response, which for me stuck first was the smiley happy face of the lower image. Its a simple human reaction that happens in all of us, responding to positive emotions. In conjunction with the “happy” image, the colours used are far more attractive to the eye in comparison to the top, due to its strong colour content. As well as all of that, the top image makes barely any sense straight away, i had no idea what the hell i was looking at till i figured out it was a decongestant advert from the one on the bottom.

]]>