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Flat infographic titled "The Canopy Count": at the center a simplified street map with shaded districts, carrying two keyed regions, "Most trees" shaded dark green and "Fewest trees" shaded tan, beside a right column of three stat chips reading "70 species in the register", "30% shade coverage" and "49,000 street trees counted".

Flat design poster for a swing dance night. Four couples on a wooden floor, each caught in a different move: the front couple in a lift with the follower's feet off the ground, behind them a couple in a side by side kick, a third couple joined by one hand mid spin, and a fourth couple frozen in a dip near the back wall. All followers wear patterned dresses, all leaders wear braces and rolled sleeves. On a low stage behind them, a five piece band: two trumpets, a double bass, a drummer and a singer at a chrome microphone. Bold flat shapes, cream, teal and tomato red. "Saturday Stomp" in chunky letters along the bottom.

Flat vector illustration of the same hot-sauce bottle drawn in three views, captioned "front", "back" and "base", every view carrying the wordmark "Hollow & Kiln" in the same black-and-yellow coloring, only the angle changing.

Flat vector cross-section of a badger sett cut through a hillside, soil drawn as layered ochre bands with tree roots threading through. Four chambers at different depths: the deepest lined with dry grass holding two sleeping badgers curled together, one mid level chamber standing empty, one holding three cubs, and a shallow chamber used for bedding storage. Five tunnels connect them, and two entrances break the surface, the left one under a hawthorn and the right one screened by bracken. Labels sit outside the soil profile on hairline leaders, with a depth scale in metres down the left edge.

Flat infographic titled "Inside the Volcano". A simplified hazard map of the slopes sits at the center, carrying two keyed regions, "Lava channel" shaded red and "Magma chamber" shaded orange. Three stat chips run down a bottom row, reading "600 degrees at the vent", "1 in 28 erupt each decade" and "760 tremors before the last eruption". Each key color matches the shading of the region it names.