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Infographic Design Expert Interview
Design Expert: Nattanan Naewmalee
Background: Mr. Nattanan Naewmalee is a full time lecturer at Assumption University. He
studiedMA Communication Design at University of the Arts London Central Saint Martin. His
work has exhibited internationally and dealsmostly with information graphic. His latest work is
about symbols aiding sign language for the deaf.
RESEARCHER: Please tell me some of the experiences you haveworking with Infographic.
MR. NAEWMALEE:
I have had a lot of experiences working with information graphic but the
work I have beenworking on for the past few years, which I started back when I was studying
at Central St. Martin, is information graphic teaching hand signs for the deaf.
RESEARCHER: Why do you focusmainly on infographic in your professional practice? And in
what way do you thinkmotion graphic is different than other types of design?
MR. NAEWMALEE:
I happen to think all designs are information graphic. When you do logo or
brochure, you are doing information graphic. What is a logo but a symbol that inform
something about the company it represented. But of coursewhat consider information graphic
is when there are a lot of information. So in a basic definition, infographic has large amount of
information that get simplified.
RESEARCHER: Please explain tome the process youwent throughwhen youwork on an
Infographic/Motion Graphic project, such as what is the starting point, andwhere do you say
that this project is finally complete?
MR. NAEWMALEE:
The first thing you do is getting asmuch information about the subject as
you possibly can. It can be graph, statistic, or even pictogram. After that, you start working on
the lay out. You need to know the head, the title, and the subtitle; which is basic of poster
design layout. You need to know the sequence; this is themost important thing. You need to
knowwhat comes first andwhat come second, and your designwill be governed by that. Then
you start exhibit your concept through photos, illustration, and typography.
RESEARCHER: What is the normal amount of time for an average Infographic project?
