In My Dreams
Kailie Parrish, student of fine arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art, has published the results from a study about her dreams. The collected data is summarized in a lovely designed data visualization. Read more
Relationship Matters
Valentina Defilippo has published her studies of social network structures and the nature of the connections between nodes. Through five case studies she strived to investigate various ways of representing the links between nodes in her personal social network, focusing on various aspects of the relationships: time, affections, space, conversations, emotions. Read more
Inspirational Infographic Roundup 2
We've had two great months with the WeLoveDatavis Tumblr to start the year 2010 and to give you a small recap here are some of the sweetest Infographics that can be found over there. Read more
Smart Animation for IBM Smarter Planet
With graphical cleverness resembling the early posters by Paul Rand, IBM has produced a series of short animated infographics explaining the ideas behind their Smarter Planet initiative. The distinct look and the simplicity make the microsite a joyful visit. Read more
Mathematical Functions in Our Environment
I’ve come across this excellent series of visualizations by Nikki Graziano, photography & mathematics student at R.I.T. The captured shapes and structures in the images are explained by mathematical equations both visually and numerically.NikkiGraziano.com Read more
Everyone Ever in the World
Everyone Ever in the World is a new poster by The Luxury of Protest available at Counter-Objects.The infromation is party printed with semi-transparent ink and partly cut right out of the material. Read more
Stadtistik — How does Urban Life in Germany Compare?
Martin Oberhäuser from Mutabor Design has published his diploma thesis Stadtistik and it's definitely worth a look! Solid typography, simple visuals and clean charts — just how we like it. Read more
Sumedicina — A Data Fiction
Jana Lange and Kim Asendorf explore the possibilities of telling fictional stories in a completely new way. Instead of printing the story word by word they let the user discover the storyline within a set of data visualizations. Did I mention how delightful these visuals are designed? Read more
New Book Sneak Preview: Data Flow 2
We've previously spoken about Data Flow, a collection of inspirational data visualizations packed in a beautifully crafted book from Die Gestalten Verlag. Now, Die Gestalten are ready to publish the second edition Data Flow 2 in February 2010. Here's what you can expect. Read more
The GRAMMYs Visualized by the Fans
For the 52nd Annual GRAMMY® Awards the Recording Academy® and TBWA put more focus on the voice of the fans than their eyes or ears. In addition to the regular advertising campaign the put up a website and a visualization that let's the fans speak up. Read more
What Are Europe’s Most Popular Names?
Ever wondered what Europe's most popular names were? Polish designer Marcin Kuczynski has answered this question with this nice looking infographic on his Béhance Portfolio. Read more
Most Important Risks 2010? WEF Knows It.
The Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland will take place this weekend from January 27th to 31st. To examine some of the most important topics in advance the WEF website hosts the interactive application Risks Interconnection Map 2010. The RIM 2010 is a network visualization weighting the most important global risks and their connections. Read more
Showcases
Presenting new and interesting creations from the field of data visualization. As we love variety, you’ll find pieces ranging from dynamic interactive applications to inspirational information graphics and everything in between.
