Infographics

Like everyone, I’ve been watching the Olympics, and it continues to amaze me…

Every Olympics since 1936 has had a series of pictograms (i.e. icons that look like restroom signs) that represents the events.

This graphic from designer Stephen Taubman is entertaining in so many ways. It…

Add another book to the growing library of guides on how to make information graphics the right way. Dona M. Wong provides the dos and don’ts of data presentation.

The Olympics are in full swing, so of course Twitter is abuzz with…

NPR shows projected employment changes from 2008 to 2018. Large circles represent major…

I’m sure a lot of you love The Beatles. I’m not a huge…

Nicholas Felton’s personal annual report on his life is now up. For those…

Seeing as the weekend is just about here, I’m sure many of you…

In 1903, Crayola had eight colors in its standard package. Today, there are…

Randall of xkcd has been having fun with data visualization lately. In his…

Old graphics are awesome. We saw some from the 1930s already. These are…

All Things Considered discusses why music sounds worse than it did a few…

Did we all see this? Phillip Niemeyer of Double Triple pictures the past…

In celebration of Information Aesthetics’ birthday, Moritz Stefaner of Well-formed Data adapted his…

This interactive by Las Vegas Sun describes how in the long run, you’re…

You know when you go to another country and have no clue what…

David McCandless, author of The Visual MIscellaneum, delves into the usefulness of the…