#madebybrit

this infographic visualizes the data from my daily conversations over a span of five days at the university of georgia. intended to be a flip book printed on vellum, each chart characterizing a particular form of communication would appear a beautiful abstract form of data visualization when stacked atop one another as in the last frame above. the printed piece worked well, but I believe the data would be more interesting living on the web with switches/buttons to turn on and off each data layer in some interactive online capacity. thoughts?

If you have any ideas or mobile web content that you would like to see included in future versions of the UGA App, please post in the Feedback feature or simply email [email protected]. If you'd like any design changes, leave a comment  below for me! An android version and tablet designs are in the works so stay tuned. I hope you enjoy the update!  xx

i made this italian cookbook cover for a design class i took in cortona, italy. the photo was taken at one of my favorite restaurants on the tuscan hillside close to where i lived. 

i don't want to leave tumblr, but incorporating my blog into my website will be much more fluid. i like the idea of everything living together in harmony on the same site. also, keeping up with two blogs for the past month or so has been a lot of work. so when i start my new job in a couple of weeks, curiousbrit.tumblr.com will end and all the new posts will land here. go ahead and make the switch if you'd like, and i'll tell you a little secret :: the heart button is infinitely more fun over there. try it!

this heineken infographic was completed for mills branding to chart the outcomes of a 13 week series of nightlife events coordinated by brand ambassadors to promote heineken's delicious beer in a new bottle design.  

it finally felt like summer yesterday, jumping into the rock quarry on the outskirts of athens. a childlike sense of wonder resurfaced when trekking through rocky trails, and road tripping down the highway to a summer adventure. we jumped a 40 ft cliff into the quarry, and the boys jumped off an 80+ft cliff on the other side of the property....CRAZINESS!

hope you enjoy! 

kory wanted a mix of grad photos on historic north campus and the more modern school of art/georgia museum of art. i like the candid shots best, especially the ones of his first time ever ringing the chapel bell :-)