Posts Tagged ‘infographics’

The 50 Funniest Internet Infographics : COED Magazine

20, Aug 2009

proof that infographics are mainstream. the all time 50 funniest (and crude) infographics from coedmagazine.  to see the whole gallery click below.

Your Two Step Program: Blogbooker + Wordle.

20, Jan 2009

Want a little self analysis without all those pesky questions from the therapist? Here’s your two step program:
Step 1: Download everything you’ve ever said (on blog) to a pdf book courtesy of BlogBooker.com and export to word.
Step 2: Copy and paste all those brilliant rants to Wordle.com.
And there you go. Digital armchair therapy [...]

Geeks Invented, Not Inherit the Interactive Earth

18, Mar 2008

… a minor blow to Al Gore and most of us that attended SXSWi, new truths about the internet, google, and a dark and sordid past. No worries for Al, he’s moved on from the internet and is now quite successfully waging a campaign to save the earth. The rest of geeknation, can [...]

Google for Good: Google Darfur Mapping.

14, Mar 2008

Ben Rigby of mobilevoter.org shared a stunning example during his SXSW 2008 Book Author session that warranted a separate conversation.  Demonstrating the power of social media to drive political action and reform, he used this Google Earth map as an example:

A project of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, this is simply one draw dropping example [...]

SXSW 2008 Keynote: Jane McGonigal’s Been Mapped

14, Mar 2008

In our continuing series: “I heart infographics: – xxxoo Andy & Dino. (The SXSW 2008 Edition),” Chroma finds a brilliant recap of the Jane McGonigal Keynote.

…but wait there’s more. Sunni Brown of brightspot consulting has maps of nearly every major SXSW 2008 keynote here: So Sunni, would it be awkward if we asked [...]

Trust your hunches. Icosystems and infographics-based navigation.

24, Jan 2008

Back in my ideacity days, I’d talked a bit about about “branded intuition“, otherwise known as infographics by Dino who’s equally obsessed with the topic.
Though I don’t know if this does the practice justice, I see infographics as the combination of:
#1) experiental, “pliable” interactive design. in other words (and speaking human), graphic/technology design that [...]


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