Donnez une dimension unique à vos rapports visuels de données en créant un diagramme irrégulier.
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Apprenez à créer un diagramme irrégulier afin de donner une dimension visuelle unique à vos rapports de données.
Bonjour à tous!
Dans ce tutoriel, nous allons apprendre comment créer un diagramme irrégulier, étape par étape, pour obtenir ce résultat.
Nous commencerons par la création d'un arrière-plan coloré, qui viendra contraster avec le diagramme.
Puis, la création d'une grille qui sera sa base de construction.
Nous passerons ensuite à la complexification de cette grille et la modification des couleurs.
Pour terminer, nous supprimerons les éléments inutiles et afficherons le texte présent sur un calque afin de finaliser la mise en page.
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Dans un environnement professionnel compétitif, se démarquer visuellement est devenu essentiel. Présenter des données ne suffit plus : il faut les mettre en scène pour renforcer leur impact et marquer les esprits.
Grâce à ce tutoriel, vous apprendrez à concevoir un diagramme irrégulier moderne et élégant. Vous découvrirez comment créer une grille modulable, la transformer pour obtenir un rendu original, puis utiliser différentes couleurs afin de distinguer chaque portion du diagramme. Vous pourrez ensuite personnaliser l’ensemble pour qu’il corresponde parfaitement à vos besoins.
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Dans ce tutoriel pratique, vous découvrirez comment :
Ajouter un arrière-plan d’une couleur vive afin de contraster avec votre diagramme,
Créer une grille qui formera la base du visuel à l’aide de l’outil Pot de peinture dynamique,
Complexifier la grille grâce à l’outil Concepteur de forme,
Modifier les couleurs du diagramme afin de le personnaliser,
Nettoyer votre plan de travail et ajouter du texte pour illustrer efficacement le diagramme.
À propos de l’auteur
Chloé Grienenberger est une artiste pluridisciplinaire basée à Paris. Son travail navigue entre direction artistique, design graphique, CGI et, plus récemment, intelligence artificielle. Elle collabore avec des marques, des agences et des artistes sur des projets variés. Son univers se distingue par une attention particulière au détail, une approche contemplative et une forte sensibilité à la narration visuelle et au storytelling.
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