How to show the International Trade … Not!
Innovative, maybe - but it's inaccurate - and you have no idea, when you see this tangled web
You will even make your editor-in-chief happy, because he can sell your infographic services to clients in order to pay for the news
Yes - Let’s go all the way, and get a competition running to produce the best infographic-related image with this tool
- ‘We’re inventors - we’re creators. And that’s the most important thing about what we do. And I think we should welcome failure every once in a while’
The creation of ‘Wilma the Neanderthal’ is just such a no-efforts-spared-project, which no other magazine in the world could produce. You can make your own guess about the expenses
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
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Really rough sketches and ideas, but still a fantastic voyage into the future and the features
Well then - hit the play button, and now you can hear just how close the athletes is finishing in some of the tight events in the Olympics. Each dot gives out a tone …
The judges at the Society of News Design 31 spotted a widespread trend in the many submissions from this year and even gave it a name: BARN = Big-Ass Red Numbers
How about taking one of the most famous paintings in the history and recreate it as a 3D-sculpture?
We might get a party going, and it will be just awesome to meet up with you all
Isn’t it just what newspapers are looking for in this time of crisis?
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Let’s see … How tough is the concept of washing your hands?
Do you have the book that successfully combines Literature and Infographics?
Did you notice the feature implemented on this site?
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Now - that song is partly responsible for the life I have today
Absolute Faith in Technology is important in this Civilized World.
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The finest selection of Swine Flu graphics - bring your own
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The Swiss Ursus Wehrli had enough of the unstructured chaos and decided to make cleaner versions of well-known art