Design Inspiration: Yorokobu Infographics

Today’s first design inspiration is definitely the best full collection of  infographics by one artist. This set goes to prove that language is only a barrier to a certain extent. These designs are actually created in Spanish, but if you pay attention to the graphics, you can actually get some information from them without knowing the language. Each of these infographics in the series has 2 sections. There’s one main graphic that sets the tone for the style of the design and then there’s the content which provides all of the needed information and plays off of the design on the main graphic.

I really had a hard time deciding which design to feature. The collection consists of around 10 infographics, each with as much attention to detail and quirky character as this one has. I really like the characters that the artists creates for his pieces. They’re not overly complex, but he makes great use of texture and color palettes to create some really cool designs. The artist then carries that style through to the content section where he adds his own flare to the minimal yet appropriate use of graphics. Below are close ups of both sides of the featured piece.

If you’re a fan of infographics, definitely check out the full project to see the other designs ranging from Breaking Bad to The Empire State Building.

For being a young boy, that was a bold, and outside of the box answer and he always kept that outlook on life. I’m not a huge fan of the illustration of John himself, but he’s recognizable and I think it fits well with the hand-drawn type and grungy background texture. I definitely won’t be forgetting this story and it will actually motivate me to do what makes me happy. HAPPY Friday!