At Cartoon People, we often create instructional posters, infographics, storyboards, visual guidelines, art books, brochures, and other print collateral for clients across development, education, and creative sectors. Our goal is simple: to transform complex information into visuals that are easy to understand, engaging to look at, and effective in communication.
Instructional Posters for FAO
One of our recent projects involved designing a series of instructional posters for the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The goal was to present technical information through a clean, friendly visual narrative that could resonate with a wide range of audiences.
The posters illustrate the full journey of poultry across Dhaka city—from hatchery to wholesale market, to retail market, and finally to the household—clearly highlighting both good and bad handling practices at each stage.
We began with rough sketches based on FAO’s technical guidelines and gradually refined them into detailed compositions. Throughout the process, we incorporated continuous feedback to ensure accuracy, clarity, and practical usability. The final visuals turn complex procedures into simple, accessible information that can be easily understood and applied in the field.
Coffee Table Book for UN Women & High Commission of Canada
Storyboard Development
Here’s a storyboard we created for a whiteboard animation project with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
At this stage, the goal is not polished art—rather, simplicity and clarity. The storyboard helps the client, editor, and animators align on the flow before moving into production. This ensures that everyone understands exactly what will happen in each scene.