Infographics
So very tempted to buy The Insanely Great History of Apple by Pop Chart Lab for my home studio, and place it above my Macintosh Color Classic.
Buy yours for $20 from http://popchartlab.com
Found via TheLoop
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Approximation of the intervals of the semi-minor axes of the planets in our solar system by Michæl Paukner on Flickr.
View full size Harmony of the Spheres
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The Rock’n’roll Metro Map™ is a self-initiated project based on the idea of representing the various genres of rock’n’roll music as the lines of a subway system.
Including more than 200 bands, the map is just a personal vision of the music history of the past decades and not a real visualization of it, that’s because the number of artists and influences are impossible to be visualized in a 100% objective way
View the Rock’n’roll Metro Map™ by http://albertoantoniazzi.com/
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This is a small portion of the A Visual Guide to the Ampersand by Jacob Gube, a lovely infographic charting the history of the Ampersand.
View original full size infographic http://sixrevisions.com
Found via Roger Allen
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I was/have been pondering this exact same thought about that shitty white strip. Trying to get it wrapped around the crunched top of a coffee bag is quite the challenge.
Found on http://www.notquitewrong.com
The Anatomy of an Agency Infographic created by Grip Limited.
Originally found via http://copyranter.blogspot.com
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Melike says:
“The aim of the project was to symbolize the idea of creative process. The process is described as a passage towards to an end, but how can it be represented? In this given case, how can my own process be mapped out?
I first went on to create an interlocking diagram to pin-point the stages I usually go through on a given time period. Later, a symbology around it was designed to create a connection with the different stages performed in the act of solving the initial design problem.”
Read more http://meliketurgut.com
Found via Flowing Data
All it takes is a few short steps to reach the point of no return. I’m a Roastyke, but did use to be a Brewking. Now I am better.
Source Post http://loldwell.com
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Source Link Intel Found via Cool Infographics
Now this is what I call a infographic: The Internet of Things is just so visually appealing and not child-like in creation. You can tell this was designed with skill and passion. It also has a number of supporting materials: tables, fact sheets etc.
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This is one detail infographic brimming with facts and figures on Apple and Microsoft. Nice work Sean Lind.
Source http://manolution.com Found http://tuaw.com
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So many choices.
Source DarlingVille Found http://bitsandpieces.us http://brookstonbeerbulletin.com
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I have tried not to get carried away with the creative frenzy surrounding the truly awful events that happened that fateful Friday: this infographic however I feel is productive and useful.
I have not agreed with the sudden splurge of Japan related posters, seems an awful waste of time and resources, it’s not like we were ever short of awareness of the disaster.
http://www.coolinfographics.com
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If you haven’t been able to work this out for yourself yet, Jessica has the answer.
Source http://shouldiworkforfree.com/
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