The Afghan Conflict - A Map of Possible Scenarios is the collaboration work of Pierre la Baume, Karen Hentschel and Marc Tiedemann. It was initiated by the lecture Politikvisualisierung in winter 2009/2010 at the Fachhochschule Potsdam. Read more
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
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
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
Michael Deal has initiated an open collaborative project called Charting The Beatles. Its aim is to explore the music of The Beatles through information graphics. Read more
Dario Verrengia's Portfolio features a lovely collection of posters that he created at the Politecnico di Milano. The infographics analyse different brands in a graphical and aesthetically unique way. Read more
The Society for News Design has published the call for entries for the 18th International Graphics Awards. The deadline is February 5th and only works that were published between January 1 and December 31, 2009 may be submitted. The winners will be announced at the closing dinner during the Infographics World Summit, on March12, 2010. Read more
The year comes to an end and to keep you inspired over the last few days of 2009 I've compiled the most inspiring Infographics from the past three months of the We Love Datavis Tumblr. Read more
Sneh Roy has published “The anatomy of an infographic: 5 Steps To Create A Powerful Visual” on SpyreStudios.com. It’s more like a rough guideline for creating an infographic than a precise analysis of the concepts behind it but it’s worth a read nonetheless. Sneh explaines the basics of the three parts Visual, Content and Knowledge. Read more
Martijn Hogenkamp from the QBF created an animated video using infographics to explain a world in which information and communication technology render one's surroundings into a thinking and caring environment. Read more
I recently stumbled upon (Thanks @herrstucki) FlipFlopFlyball – a website by Craig Robinson. The website merges two of Craig's passions: Baseball & Infographics. And it seems like a match made in heaven! Read more
Stuff You’ve Forgotten, Things You Never Thought You Knew and Lessons You Didn’t Quite Get Around to Learning — visualized in a fun and understandable manner. Read more
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