Infographics

This is perfect. Willikin Wolf made characters out of two dots moving along…

The Washington Post visualized 13,000 school districts to show the change in diversity…

For The New York Times, Jack Nicas and Keith Collins stack up app…

On the surface, driving a car might seem fairly straightforward. Follow the rules…

Millions of plastic bottles are purchased every day around the world. What does…

USA Today looks at some of the numbers on 17th century slavery in…

BBC News asks a straightforward question: How much warmer is your city? Enter…

In a “radically unscientific survey” Kevin Uhrmacher and Kevin Schaul for The Washington…

Vox and Matt Daniels delved into falsetto in pop music over the years.…

The New York Times is in a quizzy mood lately. Must be all…

Add a book to the humorous-charts-documenting-the-everyday genre. Am I Overthinking This? by Michelle…

This animated interactive explains how a research group is using light to measure…

Using blobbies with varying traits such as size, speed, and food gathering ability,…

When staying at national parks, some people choose a tent. Some bring an…

Jason Forrest delves into the history of a single Isotype and a bit…

Nicholas Rougeux, who has a knack and the patience to recreate vintage works…

When it comes to reading lists, we usually look for what’s popular, because…

National Geographic went all out on their atlas of moons. Space. Orbits. Rotating…

The citizenship question for the upcoming Census is still stuck in limbo. One…

I have a feeling we’re in for a lot of manipulated videos as…