Infographics

Telling stories with data and graphics.

Randomization to preserve anonymity

Infographics / Google, privacy, randomization

Adam Pearce and Ellen Jiang for Google’s PAIR, explain how granular data can…
Voting guide for your state

Infographics / election, voting, Washington Post

The Washington Post provides another straightforward voting guide, based on where you live…
Math behind wearing masks

Infographics / Aatish Bhatia, coronavirus, mask, Minute Physics

The math behind wearing a mask can seem unintuitive at times. Minute Physics…
Choose your own election outcome

Infographics / election, New York Times, outcome, uncertainty

The election is full of what-ifs, and the result changes depending on which…
How to vote in each state

Infographics / election, FiveThirtyEight, voting

Each state is handling mail-in voting in a certain way with varying timelines…
Minutes spoken at the Republican Convention

Infographics / convention, New York Times, Republican, talking

The New York Times provides a breakdown of minutes spoken at the Republican…
Scale of the explosion in Beirut

Infographics / Beirut, explosion, Reuters, scale

There was an explosion in Beirut. It was big. How big? Marco Hernandez…
Data-information-conspiracy

Infographics / conspiracy, humor

Seems about right. (Who made it?)…
How air spreads on a subway train

Infographics / coronavirus, mask, New York Times, simulation, subway

If someone sneezes in a closed space, you hope that the area has…
Visual explanation for how herd immunity works

Infographics / coronavirus, Harry Stevens, immunity, simulation, Washington Post

Herd immunity works when you have enough people who are immune to a…
Malofiej winners announced for 2019

Infographics / award, Malofiej

Malofiej, which in the visual journalism sphere is a high-tier honor to win…
Illustrated color catalog of minerals

Infographics / color, James Sowerby, minerals, nature, Nicholas Rougeux

Between 1802 and 1817, James Sowerby cataloged and illustrated 718 minerals across seven…
What schools might look like if students go back

Infographics / coronavirus, New York Times, school

Dana Goldstein, with illustrations by Yuliya Parshina-Kottas, imagines what school might look like…
Spacecraft orbits

Infographics / Jonathan Corum, New York Times, orbit, space

For The New York Times, Jonathan Corum illustrated the dozens of spacecraft orbiting…
Wearing masks and infection rate

Infographics / Connie Jin, coronavirus, mask, NPR

Studies suggest that wide adoption of masks can reduce the spread of the…
Words used to describe men and women’s bodies in literature

Infographics / body, Erin Davis, gender, Liana Sposto, literature, Pudding, words

Authors tend to focus on different body parts for men and women, and…
Comparing the coronavirus to past deadly events

Infographics / coronavirus, mortality, New York Times

One way to estimate the impact of the coronavirus is to compare it…
Why time feels weird right now

Infographics / Feilding Cage, psychology, time

For Reuters, Feilding Cage provides a series of interactive tidbits to demonstrate why…
Who is responsible for climate change?

Infographics / climate change, Kurzgesagt

Kurzgesagt, in collaboration with Our World in Data, tackle the question of who…
Vaccine tracker

Infographics / coronavirus, New York Times, vaccine

As we know, it typically takes years to develop a vaccine that is…

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