Preview image. Unlock full-res
White spread pairing a blue display headline and body column at left with an orbital diagram of dithered planets and green labels at right.
Summary
A bright white spread: at left a "1.3C" index, an oversized electric-blue headline, a bold standfirst and body copy, plus a blue quote box; at right a hand-drawn orbital diagram of grainy dithered "planets" labeled in pixel type on green pills.
Visual description
White background. The left column opens with a small rounded "1.3C" index tag, then "OUR INTERNAL COMPASS AND CLOCKS ARE CONFUSED." in large electric-blue sans-serif, followed by a bold black standfirst and two short body paragraphs. A blue rounded-rectangle box near the bottom holds a quote attributed to Hod Lipson. The right two-thirds is an illustrative solar-system diagram: clusters of halftone/stipple spheres of varying size strung along faint dotted elliptical orbits, each tagged with a green rounded pill in monospace caps (EXIT, SECURITY, MODERNITY, GLOBALIZATION, ANTHROPOCENE, VINDICATION, and a "?"). A small blue caption credits a Bruno Latour catalog at bottom-right; the footer slug sits beneath it.
Key takeaway
Turning an abstract argument into a mock astronomy diagram, using gritty dithered spheres as "planets" and monospace green pills as labels, so a list of concepts reads as a system in orbit. The single electric-blue headline against pure white keeps it from feeling busy.
Reuse notes
Good for a concept or framework slide that needs to feel exploratory rather than corporate, especially in a report or talk. The orbital metaphor suits "forces", "drivers", or "ecosystem" content. Requires custom stipple/halftone illustration; flat icons would lose the texture that carries it.
From this deck: Internal compass orbital diagram
View deck
