Tag Archives: charts and graphs
The Rise of Minecraft (Now and Infographic!)
Posted on 18. Nov, 2011 by admin.
I simply love this infographic I produced with Visual.ly, it was a blast to work on. Mojang was nice enough to provide us with some sales data and the rest was all joydom as I am a minecraft fan myself. Wish I had more time to play! Also thanks to Drew Skau, our resident minecraft [...]
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Client work: Could you be a Failure? (and other charts)
Posted on 01. Dec, 2010 by admin.
So this one is a bit different then what I usually do. This infographic dispenses with any real data and hopefully will make the viewer think/smile/laugh. Humorous content is always risky because it could easily fail if its done wrong. These charts are not LOL funny, but perhaps humorous on a subconscious level. Thats what [...]
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Client work: United States vs Russia
Posted on 21. Oct, 2009 by admin.
Here is one in a series I am doing for Mint.com. It is a comparison of the United States and Russia over 100 factors. I have used the same format in comparing China, Canada and Mexico, and India. Pretty popular stuff, with over 4500 Diggs between them. The first thing most people notice is that [...]
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What's in a name? Children of the Collective Consciousness.
Posted on 31. Jul, 2008 by admin.
You may have unwittingly named your child after a meme in the fabric of society. Or you yourself may be nothing more than the product of hive minded parents. So what’s in a name? I have always been interested in naming things, it’s one of the reasons why I own so many unused domain names. [...]
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Visualizing One Billion Dollars.
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by admin.
The Death and Taxes poster contains a lot of information and is great for putting federal spending in context. However, the de-facto unit of measure is one billion dollars. I realized that people often have a hard time grasping just what one billion dollars is. So to provide further context to the poster, I am [...]