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Do you want the truth or something beautiful?

Paloma Faith is clearly questioning the use of circles, when you want to show the truth - she even wears a pie chart for a hat

‘One of the worst graphics the New York Times have published - ever!’

It’s not personal taste - it is science, cognitive psychology, that tells us that the brain can’t handle overly complex graphics

Infographics and Literature

Do you have the book that successfully combines Literature and Infographics?

Ethics in Visual Journalism

What can be shown in a photo? Infographic artists face the same dilemma when doing violent infographics.

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Infographic lessons from the Society of News Design in Buenos Aires

‘Keep it simple’ said Nigel Holmes - ‘Use a pencil’ said Kris Viesselmann - ‘Focus on the content’ Karl Gude said - ‘Keep it simple’ said Alberto Cairo again

All hail the Black Box from a crashed airplane

Absolute Faith in Technology is important in this Civilized World.

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Who, what, where, when, how, why?

Could the faster online newscycle lead to infographics getting a new role in the coverage of violent events?

Clean up the world - make infographics

The Swiss Ursus Wehrli had enough of the unstructured chaos and decided to make cleaner versions of well-known art