Focus
Data visualisation, illustration
Fifteen years of ongoing collaboration with Focus magazine, spanning a wide range of visual styles and tones to translate complexity into engaging editorial narratives.
From highly detailed technical and scientific features to digital cartography and lighthearted, humorous illustrations, I designed and produced an extensive archive of infographics and double-page spreads, curated here in a representative selection.
Five years of making numbers tell stories
From 2013 to 2018, I conceived and illustrated ‘Numeri’, Focus magazine’s monthly data visualisation column. Statistics and complex information took shape as illustrated spreads designed to inform and spark curiosity.
My role
- Conceived the column.
- Designed the spreads and data visualisations.
- Illustrated the content.
How it works
Double-page infographics created for the “How It Works” column in the monthly magazine Focus, designed to translate complex technological and scientific systems into clear and accessible visual narratives. The projects, dedicated, respectively, to data architecture and digital cartography in Google Maps, and to road speed detection technologies (Autovelox, Telelaser, and Tutor), combine rigorous technical schematics, vector diagrams, and 3D isometric illustrations to decode how the world around us works.
Illustrations
A gallery of illustrations and drawings created to accompany the articles in the monthly magazine, ranging from fascinating facts about the human body to new frontiers in technology, to give visual form to ideas, stories, and discoveries.