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Infographics
Telling stories with data and graphics.
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Data-information-conspiracy
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How air spreads on a subway train
If someone sneezes in a closed space, you hope that the area has…
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Visual explanation for how herd immunity works
Herd immunity works when you have enough people who are immune to a…
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Malofiej winners announced for 2019
Malofiej, which in the visual journalism sphere is a high-tier honor to win…
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Illustrated color catalog of minerals
Between 1802 and 1817, James Sowerby cataloged and illustrated 718 minerals across seven…
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What schools might look like if students go back
Dana Goldstein, with illustrations by Yuliya Parshina-Kottas, imagines what school might look like…
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Spacecraft orbits
For The New York Times, Jonathan Corum illustrated the dozens of spacecraft orbiting…
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Wearing masks and infection rate
Studies suggest that wide adoption of masks can reduce the spread of the…
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Words used to describe men and women’s bodies in literature
Authors tend to focus on different body parts for men and women, and…
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Comparing the coronavirus to past deadly events
One way to estimate the impact of the coronavirus is to compare it…
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Why time feels weird right now
For Reuters, Feilding Cage provides a series of interactive tidbits to demonstrate why…
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Who is responsible for climate change?
Kurzgesagt, in collaboration with Our World in Data, tackle the question of who…
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Vaccine tracker
As we know, it typically takes years to develop a vaccine that is…
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Challenges of reopening the meatpacking plant
To reopen safely, meatpacking plants have to take precautions to provide space and…
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Pen plotter used as storytelling device
Pen plotters slowly draw out a picture line-by-line, so when you watch a…
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A comic on spotting misinformation
There’s a lot of misinformation passing through the internets right now. A lot.…
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54 ways coronavirus changed the world
The coronavirus has changed everything. Larry Buchanan, for The New York Times, goes…
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An Incalculable Loss
The New York Times used their full front page to list 1,000 names…