Weathering Extremes

Client: Center for Climate & Security, The Council on Strategic Risks
Year: 2026
Role: Designer: cover illustration, report layout, information graphics

A toolkit for information resilience amid disaster, written for emergency managers and public information officers. I illustrated the cover and designed the report and its eight standalone information graphics.

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Deliverables

Cover illustration
Report layout
Eight information graphics
Color-coded sections

Type

Public Sans · Headings and text
Poppins · Cover display

Color

Cover blue #37718f
Section 1 · Slate #3c506d
Section 2 · Olive #554f34
Section 3 · Ochre #ae691f
Section 4 · Pine #416b49
Section 5 · Signal blue #4c87d1
Section 6 · Clay #894f51

A simulated print copy at the report's true trim size (8.5 × 11 in) and page count (about 110 pages): two tabletop-exercise scenarios.

The information resilience lifecycle: the report's organizing model, built as a four-phase cycle.

Each of the six sections has its own color, so readers can keep their place in a long document.

Case studies are set on dark pages with full-bleed photography and maps.

Standalone graphic: mapping harm across the disaster lifecycle.

Reference sheets designed to be printed or shared on their own.

Scenario-planning worksheet for tabletop exercises.