Infographics

A couple of years back The New York Times asked readers to draw…

I have an affinity for new things designed as old things, so this…

Infographics devolved a bit in recent years, but there was a time the…

It’s always fun to go back to sports articles and graphics that were…

By design, the electoral college and population don’t quite match up state-by-state. This…

Food trends come and go. Some stay longer than expected, and others come…

There was a lot of talk about deporting millions of illegal immigrants immediately,…

Here’s a short illustrated animation on introverts and extroverts by Julia Rodrigues.
This…

In the latest addition to the put-big-numbers-in-context genre, here’s the history timeline of…

Neil Halloran, creator of the interactive World War II documentary focused on deaths,…

Past Visions, a visual archive of Frederick William IV’s, shows thousands of drawings…

The general public kind of knows about data privacy issues. But not really.…

We know that income increased by a lot in 2015, but for who?…

Using data from their Washington Post-ABC News polling, the Washington Post compares shifting…

In classic xkcd-fashion, Randall Munroe timelines the Earth’s temperature, dating back to 20,000…

Serena Williams, who plays tonight in the U.S. Open semifinal, might be the…

Water levels are rising, and naturally, the coasts are feeling it. Jonathan Corum…

One more Olympics-related piece for the road. The New York Times used photo…