The following infographic was created in 2010 based on US Census data estimates (at the time of creation, the 2010 Census data had not been released). The graphic examines differences in education and income levels achieved, as well as differences in occupation, between groups stratified by U.S. citizenship status.
2LCH is the graphic design, branding, and web development practice of Anna Tulchinskaya. It’s pronounced /Tulch/, just like the first five letters of Anna’s last name.
Since 2009, Anna has worked on startup logos, social enterprise logos, consultancy logos, research lab logos, brand strategy, logo makeovers for midsize companies, brand style guides, color palette definition and refinement, imagery strategy, UX design for consumer apps, UX design for enterprise SaaS, WordPress sites (lots and lots of WordPress sites, doing everything from strategy to design to development to maintenance), Drupal sites, static HTML sites, data visualization (static and using tools like Highcharts and D3), Squarespace sites, web apps (let’s just lump in PHP, HTML, CSS, and JS here), illustration (standalone and for use in animation), magazine design, annual report design, marketing and advertising campaign and collateral design, design for retail store interiors and exteriors, lighting design and management for theater productions, messaging strategy, and even translating a bunch of old paleontology papers from her native Russian to English for The Smithsonian.*
Explore her work below.
* That last one may be an outlier.
A winter wonderland wedding.
And finally, the day-of stationary! This set includes the full invitation package, a program, menu cards/table cards, and a thank you card. The bride had a really fun vision to incorporate some images of famous landmarks in Ireland in Russia on the backs of the menus to pay respect to the bride and groom’s heritage…. [Continue Reading]
Bachelorette invites.
Bachelorette party invites. These are in the same set as the save-the-dates featured in the Tunes for the Heart post. There’s more! Check out the final invite and day-of set.
The unexceptional.
This is a typographic exercise I did about six months ago while still at Bussolati. A great quote from Robert California from The Office (the current season of which I have not watched at all, I’m sad to say). “There’s something about the underdog that really inspires the unexceptional.” Exercise was inspired by Jessica Hische’s… [Continue Reading]
No clue.
I mostly have no clue.