2024: sebuah tahun dalam seni di The Verge

The Verge art team had a busy year in 2024, creating illustrations, photographs, and interactive designs to accompany stories on various topics such as underwater sea cables, competitive Excel, parental anxiety, AI companions, and more. Here’s a look back at 20 of our favorite projects from the year, with comments from team members who worked on them.

In a special issue focusing on the year 2004, The Verge explored how that year was a pivotal moment in shaping the internet as we know it today. The team put together a package that serves as both a tribute to that era and a vision for the future of online spaces.

For a feature on internet cables at the bottom of the ocean, an immersive blue world of maps and schematics was created, accompanied by intimate photos of the workers involved. The team found creative ways to blend data visualizations and photography in this project.

The team also tackled topics like Excel nerds on ESPN, AI in sports, and smart homes, using innovative design and photography to bring these stories to life. Special attention was given to optimizing the user experience for features like comics and gift guides.

The Verge’s art team showcased their talents through a variety of projects, from creating vibrant visuals for smart homes to capturing the essence of events like the Pantone Color of the Year party. Each project was a collaborative effort, with team members bringing their unique skills to the table.

Overall, the art team’s work in 2024 was a testament to their creativity and dedication to visually telling compelling stories. From intricate illustrations to stunning photography, each project showcased the team’s ability to transform ideas into captivating visuals.