Theory of Change

Graphic design by <n>Julia Schimautz</n> exploring risoprinting at <n>DREAM PRESS</n> studio in Cape Town.

A chart of <n>Polish folk art</n> embroidery patterns titled <n>Elementy haftu kociewskiego</n>.

<n>Classification des Couleurs</n>, a diagram of the color system by chemist <n>Michel Eugène Chevreul</n>.

Data visualization by information designer <n>Giulia De Amicis</n>.

The <n>M2 Radiation Calculator</n> created by <n>Wade Products</n> in 1962.

<n>Moss</n>, a 2012 woodcut print by <n>Bryan Nash Gill</n>.

A vintage botanical illustration, <n>Botany, Leaves of Plants</n>, attributed to the <n>English School</n>.

A 1989 print ad for the <n>Nike ACG</n> <n>Baltoro High</n> boot, referencing the <n>Maryhill Stonehenge</n>.

The cover of <n>Principles of Color Design</n> by <n>Wucius Wong</n>.

<n>Deepa Iyer</n>'s infographic, '<n>Mapping Our Roles in A Social Change Ecosystem</n>'.

A short animated loop celebrating spring. Design by <n>Sarah Abbott</n> and animation by <n>Peter Cobo</n>.

Data visualization of #MeToo tweets by designer <n>Valentina D'Efilippo</n> and researcher <n>data-seed.com</n>, 2018.

Data visualization of the <n>MeToo movement</n> with design by <n>Lucilla Fu</n> and data analysis by <n>Mimi Phan</n>.

The logo for <n>Kodama Capital</n>, a brand identity for the <n>Kenjiro Family Office</n>, designed by <n>monopo london</n>.

Illustration from the book <n>Be a Tree!</n> by <n>Maria Gianferrari</n>, illustrated by <n>Felicita Sala</n>.

Be a Tree! by Maria Gianferrari  illustrated by Felicita Sala

The <n>Prismatic colour wheel</n> from <n>The Natural System of Colours</n> by <n>Moses Harris</n>, 1766.

The <n>Patterns in Nature</n> poster by <n>Twig & Moth</n>.

<n>Hypericum</n> illustration by designer <n>Sarah Abbott</n>, animated by <n>Peter Cobo</n>.

An illustration from <n>Bruno Munari</n>'s 1978 book, <n>Drawing a Tree</n>.

Cover of <n>Drawing a Tree</n> by <n>Bruno Munari</n>, published by <n>Corraini Edizioni</n>.

Illustration for <n>Les Echos Week-End</n> by <n>Carole Barraud</n>.

<n>Bloom No. 1 Print</n> by artist <n>Kate Rhees</n>.

Designer <n>Jiani Lu</n>'s 2015 <n>Red Dot Award</n>-winning poster, <n>Chirming</n>, visualizes bird sounds.

Illustrations from the <n>Humble Element Series</n> by artist <n>Sunjin Kim</n>, 2022.

Botanical illustration of the <n>Horologium Florae</n> (Flower Clock), a concept by <n>Carl Linnaeus</n>.