Visualization
Showing the stories in data through statistics, design, aesthetics, and code.
Viegas+Wattenberg announce visualization startup
Big news. Former IBMers Fernanda Viegas and Martin Wattenberg just announced their new…
100 Pixar characters drawn to scale
Designer Juan Pablo Bravo illustrates 100 Pixar characters to scale, from Wally B.…
Swing vote effects explored with swingometer
With the 2010 UK elections coming up, the Guardian explores possible outcomes, given…
Best place to catch a cab? Try Bloomingdale’s
Matthew Bloch, Ford Fessenden, and Shan Carter continue the New York Times geographic…
Edward Tufte on his White House appointment
Edward Tufte was officially appointed to a White House advisory role a few…
Location check-ins during South by Southwest
Location-aware apps are the hot topic nowadays, and with all the tech-oriented people…
Map and report data with InstantAtlas
As you know, there’s this big wave of transparency going on right now,…
Mapping GitHub – a network of collaborative coders
GitHub is a large community where coders can collaborate on software development projects.…
Japan, the strange country, in motion graphics
Design student Kenichi Tanaka animates the history of Japan for his final thesis…
Wear the weather as a bracelet
We all know that data is the new sexy, so it’s only natural…
What your email says about your finances
This graphic shows average debt categorized by email provider. Average age for Gmail…
The Growing Plague that is Spam
Spam sucks. We all hate it, but no matter how good the filter,…
Poll: What do you mostly use visualization for?
We use visualization for a lot of different things, and its purpose varies…
Notes from Interactive Infographics #interinfo #sxsw
Yesterday was the Interactive Infographics panel at South by Southwest, and if Twitter…
Use your skills to help others
Designer Christopher Harrell talks about, with a dose of various embedded graphics, pointing…
Statistical Atlas from the ninth Census in 1870
In 1870, Francis Walker oversaw publication of the United States' very first Statistical Atlas, based on data from the ninth Census.
