SUPERPOWERS

STORYTELLINGOFVISUAL

Specializing in telling visual stories in all formswww.lavidaco.com

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Convert tedious numbers in your prose to charts, lightening the text and brightening the page.

Word Zapper

Send readers into the past and future for events that put today’s story in context.

Time Travel

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Give your readers a 10,000-foot view with maps that show locations and data.

Eye in the Sky

Links between organizations or people can help readers grasp a story.

Web Slinging

5Compare an extremely big or small number to something in every day life readers can relate to.

Super Size

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Seeing inside a building helps readers envision stories taking place there.

Blow the roof off

Give readers a behind-the-scenes look at what’s happening inside people, places and things.

X-ray vision

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The whole process is easier to understand as a graphic than in a text description.

Total Recall

Help readers envision what’s on the horizon through charting or diagrams.

Predict the future

10Think about the subtle meaning a shape conveys as you use it in your visualization.

Shape Shift

SUPERPOWERS

STORYTELLINGOFVISUAL

Laura Stanton & David laGesse

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5Amp up your message with infographics and data

visualization to reach your audience quickly and leave

a lasting impression.

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Superpowers of Visual Storytelling by Laura Stanton and David LaGesse is available as an e-book or in paperback at Amazon.com.