This document discusses methods for creating tactile graphics to translate visual information into tactile formats. Tactile graphics use textures, standardized tools like specific line styles and arrows, and keys to distinguish graphic elements that people can feel rather than see. When creating tactile graphics, the key steps are to identify relevant visual information, simplify elements, and use consistent textures and lines. Graphics may need to be split across multiple pages or include large print versions depending on the complexity and amount of information. New technologies like 3D printing can also help address some limitations of traditional raised line tactile graphics.