Yael Shinkar Infographic Design

11/04/2026

Kind words from an amazing group of data experts 📊 💙

29/01/2026

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14/12/2025

Datviz project for my MA course: Over the course of four days, I tracked and categorized all of my WhatsApp conversations, mapping the emotional reactions they triggered. My emotions, others’ emotions, and moments of detachment.

09/12/2025

The Israeli flag has gradually turned into a mirror of Israel’s social and political polarization: the same symbol can signal pride and belonging for some communities while evoking exclusion, anger, or shame for others.
In this studio project, together with mapped historical milestones, legislation around the use of the flag, and a small contemporary survey about people’s emotional responses to it. The dataset is not representative of the entire population, our sample was limited and not diverse enough, but it allowed us to visually explore how feelings of identification, alienation, and ambivalence intensify around national crises.
By layering timelines, protest imagery, and sentiment data into a single layout, the visualization exposes a recurring pattern of fragmentation: moments of shared pride briefly reconnect the public, but waves of disillusionment and exclusion repeatedly resurface.  The result is less a definitive portrait of Israeli society and more a visual hypothesis about how a national symbol can both bind and divide the people living under it.

03/12/2025

Private Space in Public Space
An infographic I designed as part of my MA Dataviz course.

As a mom navigating public restrooms with a toddler, I started mapping how little “breathing space” we actually have. I measured different restroom stalls across Israel, not only the floor area, but also the bins, accessories, hooks (or lack of…), and the reality of placing your bag on the floor. All of these take up space too.

The result is a quantitative-visual snapshot of how design standards meet (or don’t meet) real life.

Design + data + everyday motherhood.

01/12/2025

"Sabbath of Liberty" is a book whose cover I had the pleasure of Illustrating together with the wonderful designer Noah Imbar-Barom & Ezra Barom from

Most of the time I design only data‑visualizations and infographics, but every once in a while, when the collaborators are people I really enjoy working with, I’m happy to step outside the “info” world.

Title: Sabbath of Liberty – A Guide for Choice, Freedom and Personal Responsibility
Authors: Dov Elbaum & Ariel Picard
Publisher: .books

26/11/2025

THIS is a MAP.
Designed together with for our MA studio course, this work explores the Israeli flag.
Exploring the history, identity, nationalism, trauma, pride, shame, protest, belonging, exclusion, visual language, and cultural memory.
This piece maps what the flag represents, what it provokes and the connections of both.

21/11/2025

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19/11/2025

13/11/2025

A recent project I worked on for Impact - Education & Culture Tel-Aviv Municipality. A series of infographic mappings of all childhood programs by age group in South Tel Aviv - with a focus on highlighting service gaps and identifying areas with no available frameworks for children, helping local decision-makers identify gaps and better plan for families in the area.

I haven’t posted much of my work lately, so I’ll try to catch up and share a few things I’ve been working on this past year…

12/11/2025

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