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MY (Jess’) Infographic…
My infographic is about my travels and where I have lived. It is basically a list of where I’ve been in my past and where I’m now. It was a bit easy putting it together but hard to find the info and the idea. It is the first one I have made and I think it is pretty good. I have been to many interesting places so I thought that this should be an interesting topic.
“BLASTING” Ears
Hello there. I am Baby as you might know.
So, I am guessing you like to listen music as much as I do. Have you ever been in that state that you are listening to music but it is very loud and people around you can hear it? Don’t worry, you are not alone. Ever sing while listening to the music? Haha high five (you didn’t give Baby a high five). Oh um… Ok (._.). Anyways this is an infographic about how much music I listen to in a week. Hope you enjoy! ❤
OK, Pop? OH, K-POP!
Get it? Well, yeah, it’s an infographic. I went for a very simple speaker-ish theme for, hopefully, a very obvious reason. Yeah, I spend a lot of time just watching K-Pop everything. I would like to express my admiration for K-Pop overall with this visual graphic of some of the groups I like. There are so many but I simply cannot bother to write them all down. So, that’s probably it.
Also, I made a brighter white version because I couldn’t decide which version was better.
6 Fun Facts About Wai Yan
This is an infographic about some facts about me. I talk about things I like, what I want to be, my hobbies and more. There are some things about me and my daily life too. Please zoom into the picture or go full screen because the text can be hard to read from a distance!
6 Things I like to Do
My infographic is about six things that I love to do when I’m free. All my subjects involve sports because I like sports and everyone knows that most sports-people love playing, not reading. So here are the six things I like to do.
Rhythmic Words
Everyone has obstacles in their lives. For me, with a little musical help from these amazing artists, I can face these obstacles. Music is just rhythmic words. But when the words fail, the music speaks.
Edit Credits: Oattra
