Infographic Illustration Archives - Think in Colour

Monash Addiction Research Centre – Consumer Journey & Stigma Reduction

Jessamy Gee — Mon, 09 Jan 2023 19:23:30 +0000

In 2022, Think in Colour had the pleasure of collaborating with Monash Addiction Research Centre (Monash University) to create a set of resources aimed at understanding the consumer journey and reducing stigma in a clinical setting.

We loved working with the team to define and clarify the message and work out how to present it in a way that is simple, impactful, and easy to understand.

“The stigma reduction resources posters you designed have been a huge hit with everybody, and are currently being used to train clinical staff at various locations such as hospitals and not-for-profit services around Victoria. They have been used as a part of face-to-face training, appearing on the intranet for staff, and promoting the importance of language amongst staff!

We’ve also done a bunch of presentations featuring the posters, including winning TWO awards for two posters we created describing the project and featuring the poster. So thanks again!!” – Tina Lam, Monash Addiction Research Centre

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Commission for Children and Young People

Jessamy Gee — Fri, 03 Dec 2021 05:03:18 +0000

“In our own words” is a systemic inquiry into the lived experience of children and young people in the Victoria out-of-home care system. Through this report, children and young people – the true experts in the system – told us what is required to make it better.

In 2019, Think in Colour collaborated with the Commission for Children and Young People to create an illustrated version of the report, bringing the young people’s words to life and presenting their ideas and aspirations back to them in a medium that’s engaging and easily digestible.

The findings were also tabled in the Victorian Parliament on Wednesday 27 November 2019.

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Committee for Geelong

Jessamy Gee — Fri, 03 Dec 2021 04:52:25 +0000

The Committee for Geelong provides strategic leadership, advocacy and influence to leverage the economic and social prosperity of our city-region. An independent, non-partisan, membership-based organisation, the Committee for Geelong works collaboratively with an authoritative group of stakeholders and influencers to design Geelong’s best future.

In 2017, Think in Colour assisted CfG in telling the story of one of their key projects, Runway Geelong, from initial idea to funding and implementation.

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City of Melbourne

Jessamy Gee — Fri, 03 Dec 2021 04:45:38 +0000

In 2019, Think in Colour collaborated with City of Melbourne as part of their Smart Cities project to create a series of illustrated prioritisation cards to be used as a tool in a series of workshops with community members to brainstorm and prioritise the types of activities they would like to see happening in the city.

The most popular elements were then combined into a series of more detailed, thematic illustrations (e.g. night time activation, food, physical activity) and used to communicate the aspirations of the community.

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Moreland City Council

Jessamy Gee — Fri, 03 Dec 2021 04:15:28 +0000

Between 2019 – 2021, Think in Colour collaborated with Moreland City Council to create a series of illustrated ‘strategies on a page’ in order to better communicate their strategies for Human Rights, Health and Wellbeing, Food, and Children and Young People.

Illustrating plans in this way brings them to life, centres the humans at the heart of the strategy, and makes them easier to understand and share for council staff and community members alike.

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