Good, persuasive (?) info graphics.
A blog about information visualization. The diversity of content and form is amazing, but do the choices always make sense? Are some more clear/effective than others? Why?
- hope
You probably know about the work of Nicholas Feltron, who releases an annual report of obsessively gathered personal data. But did you know about his blog? One way of thinking about how to map your personal life.
- hope
Frank Jacobs blogs about strange and unusual maps at, reasonably enough, the Strange Maps blog. These maps provide an interesting and often humorous insight into how people conceive of geography, history, and most importantly, other people.
- hope
Hey guys, I read about these two Swiss designers in a book, and checked out their website. It’s really insane, the colors flash and there are some very staccato noises, but it’s very interesting, and has many layers. Their Introduction window that pops open should be explored, they talk about things that are sort of related to understanding messages between people, and all that semiotic jazz.
-shiman
Vincent Perrottet is another amazing french poster artist who works with Annete Lenz (the woman who does the theater posters that Tom showed on Thursday).
This guy makes a ridiculous amount of work here’s his website.
-micah
micah, the moment i saw this it reminded me of you haha
i can already taste the greasy luxuriousness
Suelki-
An essay about plagiarism by novelist & writer Jonathan Lethem. Don’t miss the “Key” at the bottom.
- Karen
problem in our education system
-sojin
Graphic Intervention: 25 Years of International AIDS Awareness Posters
Really interesting poster library from the Graphic Intervention Exhibit currently going on at Mass Art http://www.graphicintervention.org/
-Jess
