Tag Archives: info-graphic

30 Years of Music Purchasing

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 02.27.2012. Filed under graphic design, music. Tagged . No comments.
30years

Neat little animation of how we’ve purchased music over the last 30 years. I’m actually surprised CD is still so high. Read more about digital music trends and news here.

How would you like your…?

Written by Jon Morschl. Posted on 02.13.2012. Filed under architecture, graphic design. Tagged . No comments.
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Pick Two… This illustration was originally created by Colin Harman in regards to graphic design. However, there is no doubt this logic can apply to architecture, or any other design profession. Colin Harman Web Urbanist via Arch Daily

A Resume That Actually Stands Out

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 07.01.2011. Filed under graphic design, odd/interesting, technology. Tagged , , , . No comments.
info-graphic resume

Riding the info-graphic wave, visualize.me is combining the on-line trend with the other major trend these days, unemployment, by giving job seekers a unique way to stand out from the crowd; a resume as info-graphic. The site is currently in private beta. Given how many … Read More →

So You’ve Got an Awesome Idea for a Website?

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 06.16.2011. Filed under graphic design, technology. Tagged , , . No comments.
so you've got an awesome idea

So, you’ve got an awesome idea for a website? Then you’re going to need this flowchart

Sunshine & Happiness

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 03.24.2011. Filed under graphic design, odd/interesting, science. Tagged , , . No comments.
Sunshine Happiness Info-Graphic

Sunshine and Happiness is a great info-graphic that cross-references The Word Happiness Database with life expectancy and the Happy Planet Index to come up with some nice looking visuals and makes a good case for how exposure to good sunlight can effect your life happiness. … Read More →

21st-Century Hamburger

Written by Jon Morschl. Posted on 03.15.2011. Filed under graphic design. Tagged , . No comments.
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In case you have 30 hours that you don’t know what to do with, how about make the perfect hamburger? With over 2,400 pages and a price tag of $625, the six-volume cookbook set (to be published March 14) is a deep investigation into the … Read More →

The United States of GOOD Beer

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 02.14.2011. Filed under graphic design, odd/interesting. Tagged , , . No comments.
Good Beer in the USA

Good magazine has compiled a map of the United States featuring one good local beer per state. Oh yeah, makes me want a cold one, too bad as I write this it’s 8 a.m. on a Monday. Glad to see Great Lakes getting respect in … Read More →

Infographics In Real Life

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 02.11.2011. Filed under graphic design. Tagged , . No comments.
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Peter Orntoft is  a graphic designer that has created infographics based on photos. It’s a clever idea. The project deals with data from a list of the social related interests of the Danish people. The list is the result of an opinion poll from a … Read More →

Icons of the Web

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 08.25.2010. Filed under graphic design, odd/interesting, technology. Tagged , , . No comments.
websitesmeasuredinpixels

This is pretty epic. A large-scale scan of the top million web sites (per Alexa traffic data) was performed in early 2010 using the Nmap Security Scanner and its scripting engine. The area of each icon is proportional to the sum of the reach of … Read More →