A system built as an isometric diorama floating on a pale ground: flat three-tone blocks with no outlines, the board's edges cut open to show strata and water. Thin ink pins carry big light numbers, rows of identical icons pop in to show quantities, buildings open to show their insides, and everything but the subject can fade to grey. The camera only pans and zooms, pushing in to one station and pulling back until the frame is a finished infographic. Drawn entirely in code, in English or Chinese, landscape or portrait.
Use this styleDescribe the system to explain (a city's water, a production line, a day's routine) and its stations, with each station's real number, unit and source. Only the numbers you give are drawn, and every icon row says what one icon stands for. No images needed; name a palette (a pale ground and five to seven colours) if you want one.
An isometric diorama with a snowy mountain, a lake, a town and a coast. Forty drops fill a grid, each one 2.5% of all water, and the last turns the colour of fresh water. Then everything but fresh water fades to grey while the camera visits ice and glaciers (68.6% of fresh water), groundwater in the strata (30.1%) and lakes and rivers (1.3%), before pulling back as the colour returns and every label lands on one finished map.
Isometric Infographic · 16:9 · 10.0s