My friend and colleague
Hiram Henríquez is both a lecturer at our
School of Communication and an infographics designer with decades of experience at publications such as The Miami Herald and National Geographic magazine. He's recently
posted a gallery of his most recent freelancing work, and there's much to like in it. For instance, this infographic about deep injection wells he made for the
Everglades Foundation:
Or this piece about hurricane Irma's aftermath:
For years I've been trying to persuade Hiram to write a book about how to design visual, illustration-driven explanations. He's a master of the craft and also a good teacher, so I think he's the right person to do it. I hope that book will happen one day!
