I was briefed to design a set of informational posters that follow a single theme, present data clearly and effectively, and work both individually and as a set. The result was a visual exploration of filler words such as "umm" and "uhh," analyzing their frequency in different forms of media.
For my design, I collected data from a Keith Richards interview, where he used filler words 37 times in 10 minutes. To visually represent this, I incorporated 37 different fonts, emphasizing variation while maintaining a structured bar chart approach, where the words themselves formed the bars. A blue-toned color palette was chosen for its neutral, modern, and professional aesthetic. The final posters were carefully aligned in typography, layout, and color to ensure a cohesive and impactful set.
