NASA Contest: Create an Infographic that Celebrates the Scientific and Engineering Accomplishments of 20 Continuous Years of Human Presence on the International Space Station
- Status: Closed
- Prize: $300
- Entries Received: 127
- Winner: shinydesign6
Contest Brief
NASA Contest: Create an Infographic that Celebrates the Scientific and Engineering Accomplishments of 20 Continuous Years of Human Presence on the International Space Station
The goal of this challenge is to create an infographic to be used by the International Space Station (ISS) Program. The infographic should convey the following:
- The space station is celebrating 20 years of continuous human presence aboard the orbiting laboratory.
- The space station is a unique scientific platform where astronauts conduct experiments across multiple disciplines of research, including Earth and space science, biology, human physiology, physical sciences and technology demonstrations that could not be done anywhere else in the world.
- The space station is a major feat of engineering that has pushed the boundaries of human innovation and problem solving.
- The space station is the only place we can currently conduct long-duration research on how living in microgravity affects the human body, and test technologies that will take us farther into deep space, including the Moon and Mars.
We will use the graphic in multiple ways at NASA, across digital and print media. We’re looking for creative, unique, and easy-to-understand takes on the data and how to convey and communicate the impact of humans living continuously in space for 20 years, and the scientific and engineering accomplishments that have been made possible by that feat.
Here are the links to the data to use to create the Infographic data:
- https://www.nasa.gov/feature/facts-and-figures
- https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/utilization-statistics
Here are other resources to help you learn about the space station, but that are not required to be included as data sets in the infographic.
- Science at 17,500 mph [video] https://youtu.be/Tu5BgjZRYKA
- Orbiting Laboratory [video] https://youtu.be/yqHiShYGkZQ
- ISS Research & Technology Overview: http://www.nasa.gov/iss-science
- ISS Research Media Resources: https://go.nasa.gov/34LXaFq
Graphic Requirements:
- Source File Requirements: All original vector source files of the submitted design. Files should be created in Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape and saved as layered AI or EPS files.
- Only use Helvetica font. DO NOT include any font files in your submission or source files.
- All text in the graphic should be converted to outlines.
- Preview/entry image requirements: Please create your infographic preview image with minimum dimensions 1024x1024 JPG or PNG file in RGB color mode at 72dpi.
- The only NASA logo that can be used is one of the provided ISS20 logos. The NASA insignia or other NASA logos cannot be used as any part of the submission. In your submission, provide a version with and without the ISS20 logo.
Other Preferences:
- Color palette is open, but limited to 6 colors.
Stock Photography Requirements:
- Stock photography is not allowed in this contest. All submitted elements must be designed solely by you.
Judging Criteria:
- Creativity: Did your submission highlight a creative/unique piece of data? Did your submission creatively convey space station data?
- Requirements: Does your submission meet the requirements as stated within the challenge?
- Quality: Does your submission look fresh, professional, and clean?
Please note that NASA employees/contractors are not eligible for this contest.
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Employer Feedback
“David won a contest to create an infographic for NASA celebrating 20 years of the International Space Station. David was a pleasure to work with, exhibiting outstanding responsiveness and flexibility throughout the design process. He was able to take a large collection of data, and create a clean, professional, engaging infographic in a logical format that helped share the story of 20 years of human presence aboard the International Space Station. He also created custom graphics that work on within the infographic, as well as on their own, allowing us to maximize their use across a variety of products. Throughout our working relationship, David was polite, professional, and responded with incredible speed, delivering work that will be used for a long while. ”
nasacoeci, United States.
Top entries from this contest
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skyesturm Italy
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shinydesign6 India
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