Crimescene Infographic – How was Ötzi killed?
I wouldn’t mind to see such infographic treatment spread from magazines and into newspapers. But where will the limit be?
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Print or online? One masterpiece and one screw-up
Final Verdict – The (xxx) version is a masterpiece of visual journalism, which leaves the role of the screw-up to the (xxx) version.
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The World Reduced To Infographics – review
It’s David McCandless Light, the obvious spin-off to Information is Beautiful, – not as well-designed, not as important
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Advice from a successful infographic salesperson – let the fight begin
The author with the advice is Amy Balliett. She is not a household name on the infographics scene, but perhaps she will be or should be.
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Very complex complexity in graphics – sexy too?
From Russia comes some of the most beautiful visualizations, I have ever seen. But what do they mean?
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Graphic News in London celebrated their 20th anniversary in style
Upon arrival I was impressed with the number of attendees to such a firm-based event. I didn’t count us all, but would estimate 70-80 in the room.
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Infographics could change your political views
Yes indeed – the ‘Graph Treatment’ shows a dramatic effect, when it comes to efficiency in rooting out wrong opinions that goes directly against the actual facts.
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Osama Bin Ladens Death in Infographics – Gallery
Working with Breaking News is like a glassblower, where you’ll blow life into your material while it’s molten and constantly changing.
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Moviebarcodes – How many insights do you get from them?
As the creator wouldn’t reveal name, occupation or process to create these images, it all seems a bit shady
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Free Visual Language for everyone – the nounproject
This imaginative project has set out to become an ‘Online library consisting of the highly recognizable symbols, that form the worlds visual language’.
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Infographics Conference in March #1
The theme for the conference IC11 is ‘Inside Infographics’.
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Color of the year as predicted by Pantone – Honeysuckle
If you’re a designer it’s time to get #45b8AC, Turquoise, out of your system and move on
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A New Era in Infographics – don’t miss
If you haven’t already seen this incredibly well-produced and interesting video about the new infographics era, then it’s time for you to do so.
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Baidu beats Google when it comes to mapping
Have you ever played SimCity – or if you’re younger, CityVille on Facebook – and wondered what it might look like to have a real city depicted in simstyle?
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Amanda Cox in Denmark for New Media Days
If you want to see a presentation by one of the best practitioners (and thinkers) in the data-visualization field, then spend an hour in the company of Amanda Cox from The New York Times
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‘There are millions of clients out there’
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
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The next big thing in infographics – five criterias and a solution
Yes – Let’s go all the way, and get a competition running to produce the best infographic-related image with this tool
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Hannah Fairfield speaks to the crowd
- ‘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’
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National Geographic makes the graphics noone else can afford
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
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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
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The future of magazines and infographics on iPad
Really rough sketches and ideas, but still a fantastic voyage into the future and the features
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Visual Journalism for your ears in New York Times
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 …
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Overused trend in newspaper design and infographics?
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
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Famous Picasso-painting, Guernica, as a 3D-model
How about taking one of the most famous paintings in the history and recreate it as a 3D-sculpture?
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