Today, I stumbled upon this nicely illustrated toddler’s brain. Even though the data is (semi) fictional, these kind of graphs convey more information rather than some complicated non-sense graphs.
(Source: reddit.com)
Today, I stumbled upon this nicely illustrated toddler’s brain. Even though the data is (semi) fictional, these kind of graphs convey more information rather than some complicated non-sense graphs.
(Source: reddit.com)
Eric Fischer brings a new twitter mapping style and asks: “Is this the structure of New York City?” Data on the map is from the Twitter streaming API (10000 points, 30000 vectors). Base map from OpenStreetMap. You can see more cities in here.
Manuel’s speech at RSA explores the power of network visualisation to help navigate our complex modern world.
2011 personal report of Jehiah from bit.ly presents a nice combination of visualization methods. I liked the simplicity of the project and I am curious how he collected all the data for IMs, google searches and text messages.
Caporal from Bureau-205 is nice and unique looking typeface. I like how the designer dealt with the numbers. More information can be found in here.