Link to Multicultural Communication Styles Chart: http://www.businessinsider.co.id/communication-charts-around-the-world-2014-3/#.VNqATrDF9tY
The chart I found was listed on Chartporn. This graphic represents communication styles around the world. I think it’s pretty effective in reaching its goal. It gives the viewer an image and shape to something that is hard to imagine and contextualize otherwise. The form of the charts is great. My only issue was that the information seemed a little cramped and font hard to read. I would change the font and add a little more space to each piece of content. I might even color coordinate certain aspects that come up in each chart, such as the sections in grey within each chart.
Link to Pasta Chart: http://popchartlab.com/collections/prints/products/the-plethora-of-pasta-permutations
This chart is a graphic map of the different kinds of pasta. It is very effective in its goal to portray the different kinds of pasta organized by different qualities. It really invites the viewer in and the design is very pleasing to the eye so that you want to consume all of it. Then maybe get a bowl of saucy pasta that you never even knew existed. It is also very comprehensive in its subject.
Link to Kitchen Conversion Chart: https://shannon-lattin.squarespace.com/how-many-guide/
This chart illustrates conversions typically used for cooking/baking. It is very effective because the design is easy to read and follow. The content is bold, organized, and concise making it perfect for quickly glancing over at it and finding the conversion you need. There is nothing I would change about this, as the chart even comes in other colors!
