A Year at a City Library

A near-square infographic presenting a city library's 2026 lending data with a multi-ring donut chart.

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A near-square infographic presenting a city library's 2026 lending data with a multi-ring donut chart.

Create a near-square infographic presenting a city library's 2026 lending data by category. Header "A Year at a City Library" with a top-right note "2026 Loan Data · By Category".

The centerpiece is a multi-ring donut: the outer ring splits into sub-categories labeled with volumes — Prose 2,600, Poetry 1,800, Drama 1,400, History 3,100, Philos. 1,200, Economy 2,000, Law 1,700, Science 1,500, Eng. 1,300, Medicine 1,600, Computing 2,100, Picture Books 2,400, Sci-Fi Tales 1,300, Pop Sci 1,100, Study Guides 1,000 and Fiction 4,200 — while the inner ring groups them into Literature, Soc. Sci., Sci-Tech and Kids. The center reads "2026 / 30,300 / Annual Total Loans (vols)".

On the left, a "Registered vs Active Readers" panel shows 48,200 registered readers, 27,500 active readers and an active rate of about 57%, with ten person icons (dark = active, 6/10). On the right, a line chart "Monthly Loans (vols)" runs Jan–Dec, marking a winter peak in Feb of 3,650 and a summer peak in Jul–Aug of 7,500. A bottom legend explains the ring textures — dotted for YoY increase, hatched for YoY decrease, empty for mostly flat — and notes that golden-orange sectors mark the top three sub-categories by loans.

Deep navy background with golden-orange sectors and mint accents, a clean data-journalism style donut infographic.

Go forest green

Changes the background from deep navy to deep forest green; the rest of the palette is unchanged.

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Create a near-square infographic presenting a city library's 2026 lending data by category. Header "A Year at a City Library" with a top-right note "2026 Loan Data · By Category".

The centerpiece is a multi-ring donut: the outer ring splits into sub-categories labeled with volumes — Prose 2,600, Poetry 1,800, Drama 1,400, History 3,100, Philos. 1,200, Economy 2,000, Law 1,700, Science 1,500, Eng. 1,300, Medicine 1,600, Computing 2,100, Picture Books 2,400, Sci-Fi Tales 1,300, Pop Sci 1,100, Study Guides 1,000 and Fiction 4,200 — while the inner ring groups them into Literature, Soc. Sci., Sci-Tech and Kids. The center reads "2026 / 30,300 / Annual Total Loans (vols)".

On the left, a "Registered vs Active Readers" panel shows 48,200 registered readers, 27,500 active readers and an active rate of about 57%, with ten person icons (dark = active, 6/10). On the right, a line chart "Monthly Loans (vols)" runs Jan–Dec, marking a winter peak in Feb of 3,650 and a summer peak in Jul–Aug of 7,500. A bottom legend explains the ring textures — dotted for YoY increase, hatched for YoY decrease, empty for mostly flat — and notes that golden-orange sectors mark the top three sub-categories by loans.

Deep navy background with golden-orange sectors and mint accents, a clean data-journalism style donut infographic.

Update fiction loans

Changes fiction loans from 4,200 to 4,600 volumes; all other figures stay the same.

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Create a near-square infographic presenting a city library's 2026 lending data by category. Header "A Year at a City Library" with a top-right note "2026 Loan Data · By Category".

The centerpiece is a multi-ring donut: the outer ring splits into sub-categories labeled with volumes — Prose 2,600, Poetry 1,800, Drama 1,400, History 3,100, Philos. 1,200, Economy 2,000, Law 1,700, Science 1,500, Eng. 1,300, Medicine 1,600, Computing 2,100, Picture Books 2,400, Sci-Fi Tales 1,300, Pop Sci 1,100, Study Guides 1,000 and Fiction 4,200 — while the inner ring groups them into Literature, Soc. Sci., Sci-Tech and Kids. The center reads "2026 / 30,300 / Annual Total Loans (vols)".

On the left, a "Registered vs Active Readers" panel shows 48,200 registered readers, 27,500 active readers and an active rate of about 57%, with ten person icons (dark = active, 6/10). On the right, a line chart "Monthly Loans (vols)" runs Jan–Dec, marking a winter peak in Feb of 3,650 and a summer peak in Jul–Aug of 7,500. A bottom legend explains the ring textures — dotted for YoY increase, hatched for YoY decrease, empty for mostly flat — and notes that golden-orange sectors mark the top three sub-categories by loans.

Deep navy background with golden-orange sectors and mint accents, a clean data-journalism style donut infographic.

Lighten the tone

Shifts the style from clean to playful data journalism; everything else stays the same.

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Create a near-square infographic presenting a city library's 2026 lending data by category. Header "A Year at a City Library" with a top-right note "2026 Loan Data · By Category".

The centerpiece is a multi-ring donut: the outer ring splits into sub-categories labeled with volumes — Prose 2,600, Poetry 1,800, Drama 1,400, History 3,100, Philos. 1,200, Economy 2,000, Law 1,700, Science 1,500, Eng. 1,300, Medicine 1,600, Computing 2,100, Picture Books 2,400, Sci-Fi Tales 1,300, Pop Sci 1,100, Study Guides 1,000 and Fiction 4,200 — while the inner ring groups them into Literature, Soc. Sci., Sci-Tech and Kids. The center reads "2026 / 30,300 / Annual Total Loans (vols)".

On the left, a "Registered vs Active Readers" panel shows 48,200 registered readers, 27,500 active readers and an active rate of about 57%, with ten person icons (dark = active, 6/10). On the right, a line chart "Monthly Loans (vols)" runs Jan–Dec, marking a winter peak in Feb of 3,650 and a summer peak in Jul–Aug of 7,500. A bottom legend explains the ring textures — dotted for YoY increase, hatched for YoY decrease, empty for mostly flat — and notes that golden-orange sectors mark the top three sub-categories by loans.

Deep navy background with golden-orange sectors and mint accents, a clean data-journalism style donut infographic.