Showing results 1–8 of 14 for the tag: infographic
Elevating the art of infographics to a whole new level, Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź design student, Paul Marcinkowski created this great infographic on tattoos. Taking after Stefan Sagmeister, Marcinkowski transferred the information to his skin (opting for computer-rendered over actual ink). Although less dramatic, the work is just as effective, teaching me the…
There is a really cool Op-Art from The New York Times this week, showing the ‘other’ 1% of Americans. From being in the military, to completing Sudoku, we’re all seeming in some 1%. It’s pretty big, so check out the full size version on nytimes.com.
In case you’ve been living under a rock, check out this video from Fight for the Future explaining the new bill: SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act. The bill’s concept is to give the power to large Hollywood entertainment corporations to sue any website that has ANY copywritten material on it, whether it’s posted by…
Watch Mobile Future’s rapid-fire tour of 2010′s key consumer and technology mobile trends showing the staggering growth in consumer mobile usage across a dizzying array of applications and social media platforms. Great video, great infographics, and holy crap — put down your phone and go outside. (via @typeis4lovers)
Earlier this year JESS3 created the cool video: The State of the Internet. They’ve created a follow up titled The State of Cloud Computing which sort of explains what the hell cloud computing actually is. While the average person may not be able to clearly define cloud computing, this video helps everyday folks understand that…
This is by far the most in-depth analysis of Facebook portraits I have yet to come across. The information graphic by Doogie Horner helps you to better analyze specific portraits on Facebook in the context of the larger genre. I don’t see why his thinking and analysis couldn’t be transfered to other forms of social…
I stumbled across this yesterday and wished my friends and I had this chart in high school. It may have prevented a number of social headaches. …there are, as I reckon, about three levels of relations that should be considered when deciding who you can date: “personal,” “professional,” and “other.” Of course a lot of…
I think the video above is the best animated infographic I’ve ever seen. It’s for the upcoming documentary Waiting for Superman, by the makers of An Inconvenient Truth. Waiting for Superman is a documentary about a United States public education system that inhibits, rather than encourages, academic growth. The U.S. regularly finishes in the bottom…
