Category: Infographics
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NPR shows projected employment changes from 2008 to 2018. Large circles represent major employment sectors and are sized by current employment numbers. Smaller circles are areas in the respective…
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I'm sure a lot of you love The Beatles. I'm not a huge fan myself, but for those who are, you will love these graphics from designer Michael Deal.…
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Nicholas Felton's personal annual report on his life is now up. For those not in the know, Felton makes this report every year based on data he has collected…
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Seeing as the weekend is just about here, I'm sure many of you can find a use for this guide. It's drink recipes hand-drawn like schematics to some circuitry…
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In 1903, Crayola had eight colors in its standard package. Today, there are 120, along with special packs like Gem Tones and Silver Swhirls. What happened? Above, from Weather…
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Randall of xkcd has been having fun with data visualization lately. In his latest data-ish comic, Randall explores gravity wells. The height of each well is sized relative to…
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Old graphics are awesome. We saw some from the 1930s already. These are even older. Other than the maps, I don't exactly know what I'm looking at (knowing French…
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All Things Considered discusses why music sounds worse than it did a few decades ago. Through a practice using compressors, the quiet parts of a song are made louder…
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Did we all see this? Phillip Niemeyer of Double Triple pictures the past ten years in this Op-Chart for The New York Times. Each row is a theme, and…
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In celebration of Information Aesthetics' birthday, Moritz Stefaner of Well-formed Data adapted his elastic lists concept to all five years of infosthetics posts. Each white-bordered rectangle represents a post,…
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This interactive by Las Vegas Sun describes how in the long run, you're going to lose every single penny when you throw your hard-earned money into a slot machine.…
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You know when you go to another country and have no clue what the coins of the local currency are worth? I always end up with a giant handful…
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I bet you wake up every morning wishing, "I wish there was an easier way to decide what cereal to eat! There's so so many choices that I get…
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David McCandless, author of The Visual MIscellaneum, delves into the usefulness of the H1N1 (swine flu) vaccine. There was quite a bit of research involved, as there's a crud…
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Interaction designer Christian Swinehart takes a careful look at the popular Choose Your Own Adventure books from the 1980s. We saw something like this before, but Swinehart takes it…
Future of Employment in the Decade Ahead
Beatles Music in Infographics
The 2009 Feltron Annual Report – OCD Made Sexy
Engineer’s Guide to Drinks
Crayola Crayon Colors Multiply Like Rabbits
Need to Escape Jupiter’s Gravitational Pull? Good Luck
Even Older Infographics from the 19th Century
A Visual History of Loudness in Popular Music
Charting the Decade
Elastic Lists Celebrates Five Years of Information Aesthetics
Virtual Slot Machine Teaches the Logic of Loss
Infographic Coins for International Visitors
Flowchart Helps You Decide What Cereal to Eat
Should You Get the H1N1 Vaccine?
Choose Your Own Adventure – Watch the Stories Unfold (Updated)