The arrow-less look appears to convey both that virtues and vices mirror each other, that they are on equal footing, instead of vice being the cheap imitation of virtue.
Not sure what I think of the color. Not sure I like it, but it is also pointing out an aspect of the virtue charts I haven’t even thought of. Hot and cold isn’t bad, but you might consider different terminalogy, eg omission/commission, restraint/abundance, etc
I would have used side labels to mark it, if it were me, but I am no graphic artist.
Talkingbuffalo August 12, 2025
I like the bottom one. I think the color adds useful information. I’m quite intrigued by what you are communicating here with these charts. Keep up the good work
Zen
August 12, 2025
The arrow-less look appears to convey both that virtues and vices mirror each other, that they are on equal footing, instead of vice being the cheap imitation of virtue.
Not sure what I think of the color. Not sure I like it, but it is also pointing out an aspect of the virtue charts I haven’t even thought of. Hot and cold isn’t bad, but you might consider different terminalogy, eg omission/commission, restraint/abundance, etc
I would have used side labels to mark it, if it were me, but I am no graphic artist.
Talkingbuffalo
August 12, 2025
I like the bottom one. I think the color adds useful information. I’m quite intrigued by what you are communicating here with these charts. Keep up the good work