Within the last month, you have received several inquiries from forward-thinking companies who are curious about how they can institute more wellness programs in their businesses. There is consensus among them that if they were able to first educate their leadership team and HR department about some of the benefits of a workplace art program, some of these ideas may automatically filter through the chain of command.
You offer to inspire these decision-makers in creative ways by helping them visualize workplace-based aesthetic experiences—such as color choices, floor plan, and workspace design, rotating art displays, art-making zones, or creative team-building workshops — can improve employee wellbeing, morale, and innovation.
Instructions
Pitch the idea of a workplace art program by creating a one-page, visually engaging infographic that communicates the key benefits of workplace art and wellness clearly and persuasively.
Your goal is to educate and inspire decision-makers by visualizing workplace-based aesthetic experiences—such as color choices, floor plan and workspace design, rotating art displays, art-making zones, or creative team-building workshops—that can improve employee wellbeing, morale, and innovation. Your infographic should:
· Illustrate at least five qualities of a creative workspace with text and graphics.
· Identify at least five obstacles to workers’ creativity with text and graphics.
· Demonstrate foundational knowledge of infographic design and visual communication principles that convey the appearance of real-world arts consulting and client-interfacing.
· Support the case for bringing art and wellness to the workplace by pointing to cited research.
Submission Requirement
· Submit a Microsoft Word document
· Before you submit this competency, make sure you review the Grading Rubric (to the right of these instructions) carefully to understand how your work will be assessed.