Infographic Illustration for Children and Young Adults
Influences
A course by Daniela Martagón , Illustrator and Visual Artist
About the video: Influences
Overview
“Next, I would like to tell you about the influences that help me find inspiration every day.”
In this video lesson Daniela Martagón addresses the topic: Influences, which is part of the Domestika online course: Infographic Illustration for Children and Young Adults. Learn how to design educational infographics that captivate young audiences and encourage reflection.
Partial transcription of the video
“Influences Now I will tell you about some of my main influences. One of the experiences that most marked me was the social service I did after leaving college in the MUAC, the University Museum of Contemporary Art of the UNAM in Mexico. My work in the museum consisted of being in the room every day for six months as part of a pilot program. There were college students from different careers and the aim of being in the rooms was not to give explanations or guided visits, but to talk to the public, those who wanted to talk about any questions they had or comments about the works. This took me...”
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Course summary for: Infographic Illustration for Children and Young Adults
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Children's Illustration, Children's Literature, Communication, Infographics, Information Design
Daniela Martagón
A course by Daniela Martagón
Daniela Martagón is an illustrator and visual artist that creates infographics with two goals in mind–promote reflection and stimulate conversation. She is also the co-founder of Wonder Ponder, an independent publisher focused on visual learning for kids. She connects with people of all ages through humor and uses that to provoke thought and spark cross-generational conversations. She also creates graphic stories and visual maps for a variety of clients.
She shares her passion for art by giving talks and workshops for illustrators, creators, and mediators on the intersection between philosophy, design, edition and literature for children and young adults. Since 2017, she has collaborated as a member of the leadership team for the International Philosophy, Literature, Art, and Infancy Course (FLAI) that takes place in Albarracín, Spain.
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