An 11x17” infographic poster titled "Save the Bees" was created to clearly and visually communicate the urgent issue of bee population decline and ways to help address it. The goal was to deliver information in a concise, engaging, and accessible format that would quickly capture the attention of the intended audience.

The infographic serves as an educational platform promoting awareness and action. It informs viewers about the threats bees face while encouraging optimism, curiosity, and a proactive mindset. The design invites the audience to become part of the solution rather than contributors to the problem. Color choices and graphic elements were carefully selected to reflect key themes of knowledge, renewal, and hope. The layout follows a circular flow, inspired by the bees’ waggle dance, while the use of hexagonal shapes mirrors the structure of a beehive—both visually reinforcing the natural world of bees and providing contextual depth. The content is divided into four main sections, each telling a part of the story. Paired with complementary imagery, the layout guides the viewer through a narrative that informs, educates, and empowers them to take meaningful action to help save the bees.