Do #dogs make us and our lives better? I have done an #illustration on the #stats across US. #infographic #doggylove
Sketch for an infographic: London First
Love for dogs illustration
Bones Infographic goes live
If you like Bones series on Fox, here's a new giant infographic all about it we made with Alex Hughes. #BONES @FoxSpecOps3
Giorgia Lupi of Accurat: Drawing and Designing Data Vis
"The fact then that since I can't have data on paper when I am sketching what comes to mind and designing a data visualization, I feel that it is very helpful to explore visual features and visual aggregations that start exactly from what you have in mind, and that can serve to open questions on the data itself. I see this as a shortcut from your head to the final piece of data visualization."
Three distinct phases for me in my design process:
- A first phase when I am interested in the main macro categories of data we are analyzing;
- second phase where I just focus on the singular elements, the entry points that we have, to figure out which shapes, colors, features we might invent to better represent them
- Final phase where I would structure what I’d expect to finally create, not in illustrator (digital format), but on paper
Our Insults infographic goes live!
Which insults are most offensive? Adam Frost and I have looked at the data behind rude words:http://www.buzzfeed.com/adamfrost72/great-british-insults-which-words-are-the-most-of-147xc?s=mobile
The Infographics Atlas has arrived!
With our piece about Hitchcok films in it. Congrats @adamfrostuk and a big thank you to @srendgen!
Icons from Pu-Ergh tea pack
Polar chart generator
New Gothic infographic on the Guardian - statistics 5 days later
Fainting girl
Live better gLabs/Unilever concept image
IIB Silver Award!
Screenshots of 39 Stats infographic on The Guardian website
Facebook shares reached 2969 on Tuesday 27th August.Link to the graphic on the Guardian website.
The infographic has also been reposted on the following websites:
Slate.com
co.create
co.create [again], this time with an interview by John Brownlee
Work of chance
"What's in a name?"
Oscar Wilde's epigrams infographic is on the Guardian.co.uk today!
Adam Frost/Zhenia Vasiliev Here's a link to it on the Guardian website.