History of Typography Infographic

History of Typography Infographic
by Rachel Bonness – Her Twitter (@raychno21)

If you love or like Typography, you would love to know read in one page where it has originated even our ancestors has their own typographic on rocks, trunks of trees, on the leaves before civilization of using paper was invented and our digital age!

Meanings of Flowers by Colours Infographic

Meanings of Flowers by Colours Infographic
-by unknown

Does color or colour of flowers necessary? I don't think so, the rainbow colour do not have individual meaning when the Divine Creator painted in nature, does it? Humans are fan to create meanings in the colour of flowers. Most flowers are beautiful and providing meaning on each colour diminishes the admiration they deserve! We ended up superstitious when categorizing the colour of flowers we see, plant, smell, give or receive as gifts. I believe due to our ancestors, the superstition beliefs they passed from generation to generation become part of our belief system we do not realize irrelevant from reality. In fact, flowers are made for the animals and insects not humans! So never pick a flower just photo shoot them and post on your social media accounts especially instagram! :-) 

Obesity Facts in Children Infographic

Obesity Facts in Children Infographic by heart.org

Staggering facts even without creating infographic, you can see around us obese children. A healthy heart, happy heart!

FACT - there is an estimated 12.5 million children 5 years or younger spend 33 hours per week in child care settings where they may contained most of their daily calories.

Obesity is linked to more chronic conditions than smoking, poverty and drinking.The risk of more than 20 preventable conditions increasing, including sleep apnea, asthma, heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, osteoarthritis, high cholesterol stroke and high blood pressure.

Risk factors:
Children in their early teens who are obese and who hive high triglyceride levels have arteries similar to those of 45-year-olds.

Obese children as young as 3 show indicators for developing heart disease later in life.

Children who are overweight 7-13 years old may develop heart disease as early as age 25.

Obese children are twice as likely to die before age 55 then their slimmer peers.