April 13, 2010
The Felton Report: Dragging Down The Infographic Generation?
"The Felton Report, which can hardly be over-estimated as a source of inspiration - maybe even the igniting spark which put infographics into the minds of young trendspotters, and those of their pals - is at the same time a scary example of the ever-present self-obsession which we have to oppose. The much-hyped Karlsson Wilker design company is another example of visual rock'n'rollers who sometimes seem to value style over substance."
The Society for News Design
The Society for News Design
March 5, 2010
The Spectrum Of User Experience
March 5, 2010
Future Crimes Will Be Committed By Robots And Cyborgs
February 9, 2010
The 2009 Feltron Annual Report
"Nicholas Feltron is a graphic designer based in New York City and the co-creator of the data-tracking website daytum.com." It all suddenly makes sense now.
February 8, 2010
Internet Usage Across Different Age Groups
"However, while teens and young adults seem to be shunning blogging, it is still strong among the over 30s." More graphic goodness via, yep you guessed it, We Love Datavis.
February 8, 2010
Whole-Food Shops In Germany
I had to look twice when I figured this infographic was plotting whole-food shops in Germany as it bodes quite well with the data: organic, not digital.
February 4, 2010
Tour de France sits right at the top of January 30, 2010
Charting The Beatles
Without a doubt one of the most complex infographics projects currently doing the rounds, Charting The Beatles is a collaborative project creating visualisations as part of an extensive study of the music of the Beatles. Both the level of detail of the data and they way they've decided to represent it is mind-bogglingly amazing.
January 28, 2010
Sometimes It Sucks To Be Human
Hierachy Of The Dead via We Love Datavis.
January 24, 2010
Pink Floyd Timeline
Next level visualiation of Pink Floyd's output from 1960 through to 2000. Each band member's input is represented by a colour, and true to the bands slightly "acidic" overtones the whole thing is represented in a trippy, lava-lamp-like aesthetic. Beautiful stuff via We Love Datavis.