Information design
What JETdoc does
Illustration and instructional graphics
When they are part of an explanation, illustrations have a function — to make the information clearer and easier to understand. JETdoc’s approach is to focus on the functionality of illustrations, using shading and line weight constructively.
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Getting illustrations right therefore depends on understanding what's being illustrated — I start with good background knowledge, and always make sure I ask questions so I know exactly what's the intended message of the illustration.
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Here are just a few examples. There are many others which I can’t show you here. To find out more, get in touch.
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I also rather enjoy producing maps, so I have included some examples specially commissioned for a book.
From a leaflet explaining a pre-operative anti-MRSA programme:
From a booklet explaining knee surgery:
From a booklet explaining options for hip replacement surgery:
From a series of booklets for an endoscopy unit:
A sequence of diagrams explaining how to prepare a solution for infusion:
