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Infographic: Education, Income, and Occupation in the U.S. (2010)

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.

Education, Income, and Occupation by Citizenship Status in U.S. (2010) || 2lch

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Strategy in Graphic Design: Analyzing the industry with Porter's Five Forces

Strategy and Porter’s Five Forces: Analyzing the Graphic Design Industry

Michael Porter’s Five Forces framework is an analysis tool used to understand key competitive forces that affect an industry’s overall performance. The Five Forces are Threat to Entry, Threat of Substitutes, Bargaining Power of Buyers, Bargaining Power of Suppliers, and Intensity of Rivalry. As a small business owner, I often think about the strategy behind… [Continue Reading]

Infographic: Emigration of physicians by country of origin (2010)

In 2010, I was part of Sticks + Stones, an international design collaboration between universities in the United States, China, Germany, and Turkey that won a Core77 Design Award. We put together an exhibit in Berlin that invited visitors to contemplate the roles of stereotyping, migration, and immigration in their lives. One of the projects… [Continue Reading]

How to get a free logo from a designer

The post below is my answer to “What are some good ways to get a free logo design?” on Quora. Note that I am in no way advocate for asking for free work, and generally consider it an insult. After joining everyone else in shaking my fists with fury, I’m not going to add to… [Continue Reading]

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At Bussolati, we work with HSUS’s Animal Sheltering magazine. How cute is their false cover re: subscription renewal??

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What problems did I help you solve? Anna is a top notch graphic designer, and I very much appreciate how rare that actually is in a very crowded field. But what makes Anna truly special is that she is a storyteller. She uses graphics, colors, and spatial arrangements to convey meaning in ways I never would… [Continue Reading]

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2LCH is the professional practice of Anna Tulchinskaya. Anna is a graphic designer and web developer servicing Northern Virginia (Arlington and Alexandria), Montgomery County, Maryland, and Washington, DC.
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