This is probably one of the more fun radial graphs I've ever seen. Although the information doesn't have to be portrayed in this manner and could convey the message just as well in table form, I don't think the radial design detracts from the overall infographic at all. Monday, July 19, 2010
Spectrum of Apple Flavors
This is probably one of the more fun radial graphs I've ever seen. Although the information doesn't have to be portrayed in this manner and could convey the message just as well in table form, I don't think the radial design detracts from the overall infographic at all. 
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Tweet Maps of 4 Cities
Ahh, I do love me some interactive maps. These maps of the distribution of mobile tweets that included location tags in 4 different cities are cool, but I kind of wish I could see the data overlaid on physical maps of the layout of the city, rather than the boroughs merely being indicated by a point. See all four cities here! Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Infographics Make Learning More Interesting
At least that's what Education Web Design thinks, and I totally agree! :) "By definition, an Infographic is 'an Information graphic – a visual representation of data.' When you have complex statistics and data, how else are you going to give it that mass appeal that new media companies are striving for?"While it's rather sparse on text, I do love the cleanliness of the above infographic they featured. Monday, June 28, 2010
Beautiful Infographics
I was Web surfing during a quick work break today and came across these beautiful infographics generated by Well Formed Eigenfactor, which creates interactive visualizations based on Eigenfactor Metrics. Absolutely gorgeous.... Infographic Designer Showcase
Information is Beautiful currently has a nice collection of infographic works from design duo Tyler Lang and Elsa Chaves. Their stuff is clean, visually appealing and most importantly, gets the message across in a clear and concise manner. Check out the full showcase to see more of their creations. Friday, June 25, 2010
The History of Human Communication
Specifically, long-distance communication via technology, and not communication powered by humans and animals trekking long distance to deliver written messages or to speak to your in person. I'm quite surprised the tin can and a string trick wasn't discovered until 1810. Anyways, super fun, super clean. Overall, well done, even if it is a promotional infographic for Google Voice. Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Self-Deprecating Infographic
Another one! I just can't get enough of these, because they're so funny and yet so true! Infographic Showcase has an even larger version so you can see the whole thing in all its snarky glory.
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