Data
Draw a publication chart
One clear figure with a real point, not a default chart.
Fill it in
What to plot.
What the reader should see immediately.
Where it will appear.
Your prompt
Draw one chart for A paper. The point: [the point] Build the chart around that point and cut everything that does not serve it. A default chart shows the data; a good figure makes an argument, and the difference is mostly what was removed. Annotate on the chart. A reader should not have to look at a legend, then back at a line, then back at the legend. Label the series where it ends. Start the axis at zero unless there is a stated reason not to, and if there is, say it on the chart. A truncated axis is the most common way a clean dataset tells a lie. Export at the right size and resolution for where it goes, with readable type at that size rather than at 200%.
Use Draw a publication chartOpens with everything above already filled in.
Why this works
A default chart shows the data; a figure makes an argument, and the difference is mostly what was removed. This builds around your stated point, labels series on the chart rather than in a legend, and says on the chart when an axis does not start at zero.