Infographics

Right in my wheelhouse, Russell Goldenberg and Amber Thomas for The Pudding looked…

Colin Morris culled common misspellings on Reddit and made the data available on…

For SB Nation, Jon Bois takes a statistical deep dive in the search…

Lucas Kwan Peterson for the Los Angeles Times ranked fast food french fries.…

It’s the scale of significant Star Wars characters, objects, and ships from Episode…

As more elements were discovered, the table grew and changed layout. For Science…

Matt Baker provides this nifty diagram on how the alphabet changed over the…

Cartoonist Olivia de Recat illustrated the closeness over time for various relationships. Charming.…

Seems about right.…

I’m always up for some scaled perspective. From David Packer:

Anyone need a…

Hurry up, light. We’re gonna be late:

By James O’Donoghue, the animation shows…

As the shutdown continues, 800,000 government workers wait for something to happen. The…

Denise Lu for The New York Times provides a quick overview of the…

Matthew Conlen provides a short explainer of how kernel density estimation works. Nifty.…

Kirk Goldsberry is back at ESPN. I put this here mainly because it’s…

Euclid’s Elements is a series of 13 books produced in 300 BC that…

Based on data from Expedia, this is an interesting one from The Economist.…

Multiple people can look at the same dataset and come out the other…

Researchers at the University of Chicago’s Energy Policy Institute estimated the number of…

In news graphics, blue typically represents Democrat and red represents Republican. However, the…