Information Design - Exercises

5 Feb 2026 -  2026 ( Week 1  - Week 7 )

Hsu Myat Wati | 0381660 | Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media

Information Design | Taylor's University

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Week 1 (Lecture)

Following is the MIB of Information Design for the Feb 2026 semester

In the week 1 Lecture class, we researched the type of infographics and presented them as a group. 

Week 1 (Tutorial)

During the week 1 tutorial class, we explored good and bad infographics and give comment on them. We also discussed with our lecturer and received feedback from him. 

Week 2 (Lecture)

In the week 2 lecture class, we investigate the L.A.T.C.H principles and present them as a group. We chose a fast-food chain as our topic. 

Week 2 (Tutorial+Practical)

We tested out the Null object in Adobe After Effects following our lecturer's tutorial.

 

Exercise 1

Informations gathered:

Taste - Green apple, Mango, Strawberry

Texture - Suger coating vs non-sanded

Nutrients - Vitamins and others

Fig 1.1 - Sketch

Fig 1.2 - Lineart

Fig 1.3 - Final result

Exercise 2_L.A.T.C.H

Informations gathered:

* three different eras (timeline)

* Air, land, and water (location)

* evolutionary category

* evolve between the boundaries of two eras (eg, Triassic → Jurassic, within Jurassic, and Jurassic → Cretaceous)

* Mention three names of evolution for each species

Land Evolution (Triassic → Jurassic)

1. Eoraptor — Early Triassic
2. Coelophysis — Late Triassic
3. Dilophosaurus — Early Jurassic

Air Evolution (Within Jurassic → toward Cretaceous birds)

1. Compsognathus — Late Jurassic
2. Archaeopteryx — Late Jurassic
3. Confuciusornis — Early Cretaceous

Marine Evolution (Jurassic → Cretaceous)

1. Nothosaurus — Triassic
2. Plesiosaurus — Jurassic
3. Elasmosaurus — Late Cretaceous

Fig 2.2 - Process in Procreate

Fig 2.2 - Process in Canva

Fig 2.3 - Final result

L.T.C.H

Location - Air, Water, and Land

Time - Triassic era, Jurassic era, and Cretaceous era

Category - Habitat, Evolutionary

Hierarchy - Apex Predator, Mesopredator, and Minor Predator