The Information Graphic Visionaries book series just launched on Kickstarter. Emma Willard, Florence…
Infographics
Telling stories with data and graphics.
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Information Graphic Visionaries, a book series
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All the art in the Oval Office
The President of the United States chooses the art for the Oval Office,…
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Climate change and uncertainty
In his new data-driven documentary, Neil Halloran digs into the uncertainty attached to…
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Visual deconstruction of popular songs
Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding, for NYT Opinion, look at how the structure…
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Particles on a plane
The CDC says it’s safe to travel now if you’re vaccinated, so you…
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Stopping a pandemic before it starts
For Politico, Beatrice Jin provides an illustrated guide on stopping a pandemic before…
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How your state might lose or gain representation with Census count
Harry Stevens, Tara Bahrampour and Ted Mellnik for The Washington Post look at…
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Visualizing risk of Johnson & Johnson vaccine side effect
As the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pauses in the United States, Philip Bump…
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Vaccine efficacy rates explained
Vox explains efficacy rates and why the best vaccine is the one you…
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Stores that closed on famous shopping streets
Pre-pandemic, we walked around shopping areas casually browsing, but a lot of retail…
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How the Ever Given got unstuck
The Washington Post illustrated how the Ever Given got stuck and was freed…
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Coronavirus variant tracker
For Axios, Will Chase, with illustrations by Brendan Lynch, provides the current status…
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Guess who the neighborhood voted for
NYT’s The Upshot has a quiz that puts you in a neighborhood via…
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Analysis of color names used with makeup
For The Pudding, Ofunne Amaka and Amber Thomas looked at shades, words, and…
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What if a giant banana was orbiting Earth
yeti dynamics imagined if a giant banana were orbiting Earth from the same…
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Evolution of Chinese names
For Kontinentalist, Isabella Chua took a dive into the evolution of Chinese names:…
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Facebook feed comparison between groups
As part of their Citizen Browser project to inspect Facebook, The Markup shows…
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Seeing CO2 is a playable data visualization
Seeing CO2, by design studio Extraordinary Facility, is a playable data visualization that…
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Bats and outbreaks
For Reuters, Julia Janicki and Simon Scarr, with illustrations by Catherine Tai, show…
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Schools should open their windows for ventilation
As schools begin to reopen, The New York Times illustrates why classrooms should…
