We had to show data on a chart that was informative and entertaining.  Long before the official trailer for Star Wars episode 7 came out, I wanted to show how the series has changed over time.  I came up with this chart showing how much the film cost to make, how much it made the opening weekend, and how much it made nationally and internationally when it first came out.  I used vehicles and characters from the series that the fans would know to further engage the readers.

  I noticed a few trends.  First of all, the first three films and the last four films are separated about three years apart, except for the gap between episode 6 and 1.

  Next, while a LOT of people had mixed feeling about episode one, enough time had passed to advance technology to the point that everyone was excited to see it.  And seeing as it made the most money internationally, this showed us the reach of the fans.

  Lastly, the Clone Wars CGI animated film, release in 2008, had some of the lowest numbers, but the opening weekend still made more than the first two did, even both combinded.

  I can only wonder how episode 7 will be taken?

We had to choose a children's nursery rhyme or story, then we had to model the character out of clay, and then make them into an illustration.  I went with Simple Simon because I knew the first and second parts fairly well, and was happily surprised to rediscover the third part.

This is one of the two ideas I worked on for Envirotech.  I was trying to create some images to help show what the company did.