


This infographic would go after paragraph 6. I chose to focus on this quote out of all the readings specifially because I have not personally head much of Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar. With this infographic it puts a (illustrated) face to a name, and the pretty heavy comment that came from her.
For my first infographic, I chose to create it on Photoshop. Photoshop is what software program I have found the most effective for when it comes to making map graphics. As I mentioned in the caption, I chose it because I felt that paragraph section needed to further explain what states actaully have enacted abortion restrictions at 6 weeks. I researched this topic on Fortune. It took me about 30 minutes to research and make this infographic. I chose the same font throughout all the infographics because I felt it read nicely and professional looking, like the rest of the article. For this specific infographic I chose pinks against a darker tan color because I think it made the font easier to read.
I created my second infographic on Canva. I chose to create it because when I read that section of the article I had to stop and question which Supreme Court Justice member voted for what side based on the information given. I was having trouble recalling all the members for a moment, when they could’ve said specific names of the inviduals and how they voted. I created the infographic in mind hoping the viewer would be able to distinguish the group of 4 on the left side is who voted against it, and the group of 5 on the right is who voted in support of it. This graphic took me about 15 minutes.
I created my third infographic as well on Canva. I honestly didn’t have this section of the paragraph in mind as first to create a graphic for, it wasn’t until I had to google who Elizabeth Prelogar was I found that photo and envisioned this graphic. I figured, others may not know who she is/remember either so making an infographic featuring an illustrated photo of her with her bold comment may help people recognize her.
References: Fortune , ScotusBlog, Supreme Court of US