In the same way that I did the earlier text-and-illustration method of displaying information I've researched, I decided to employ the same way of working to investigate more into the process of how plastic is created. The study of plastic is something i've done previously in school (many, many years ago) but I thought it would be interesting to look into it again for the purpose of this brief.
A lot of the information for the process was found via the PlasticsEurope website, who have a really cool interactive presentation on it that shows each stage of the plastic production process here:
They're a little bit dry and a bit scientific, but I like the idea of something that is interactive - things that people can play with usually stay with them for longer.
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