Categories: Infographic

Read It: Slide:ology

Read It: Slide:ology

In the book Slide:ology, Nancy Duarte covers the art and science of creating great presentations. And for those who aren’t familiar with the name and are already starting to cringe because you dislike using slide presentation software, you’ll be pleased to know it’s less about mastering PowerPoint and more about understanding the influential power that great design can have.

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Topics: Infographic, Marketing

Got A Lot To Say? Show It. Don’t Tell It.

Got A Lot To Say? Show It. Don’t Tell It.

Large companies turn to TopDog to develop infographics that help them quickly communicate their full product line to potential customers. Sometimes we achieve this by focusing on a particular industry — such as finance or healthcare — and then showing how their products or services come into play within that particular environment.

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Topics: Infographic, Marketing

My Reign Is Over

My Reign Is Over

For the last four years I proudly served on the board of directors for ICON (a.k.a. The Illustration Conference). And now that I'm termed out (a person can only serve two terms) I can take a few minutes to reflect on my tenure. 
 
Together with nine other board members we planned and produced two conferences focused on art, illustration and design. The conferences took place every other year — each having more than 400 attendees. 

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Topics: Infographic, Sketches

Key Moments In The History Of Southwest Airlines

Key Moments In The History Of Southwest Airlines

As an entrepreneur I love a good business story, and there’s no question that the success of Southwest Airlines is a great one. I recently watched a documentary on CNBC about the co-founder and CEO, Herb Kelleher, and was amazed by some of the gutsy calls he made as CEO. There were key moments in the history of the airline where things could have gone horribly wrong, but he came up with out-of-the-box solutions that not only saved his business, but made it thrive. And while watching this story, I couldn’t help but think of this history as a series of icons.

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Topics: Infographic, Marketing