Posts tagged "infographics"

Photo: smart-tart: How Do Americans Get to Work? Transit Patterns in Major Cities via The Infrastructurist Reasons Houston will always be ugly.  I would have thought Chicago would do better, but I forget how many people live out in the suburbs.

smart-tart:

How Do Americans Get to Work? Transit Patterns in Major Cities
via The Infrastructurist

Reasons Houston will always be ugly.  I would have thought Chicago would do better, but I forget how many people live out in the suburbs.

smart-tart:

How Do Americans Get to Work? Transit Patterns in Major Cities

via The Infrastructurist

Reasons Houston will always be ugly.  I would have thought Chicago would do better, but I forget how many people live out in the suburbs.

High Resolution Version from smart tart

Text: HacKey

inthefade:

This site is really neat.

It looks at your last.fm charts and calculates patterns in the keys of your favorite songs.

awesome.  no idea what it means.  still awesome.

from in the fade

Photo: inky: Save Ink: Use Garamond clever.  Although it’d probably be more accurate to just measure the pages-per-ink-cartridge of each font from an actual printer. Heather points out that it is amusing that someone named “inky” posted this.

inky:

Save Ink: Use Garamond

clever.  Although it’d probably be more accurate to just measure the pages-per-ink-cartridge of each font from an actual printer.
Heather points out that it is amusing that someone named “inky” posted this.

inky:

Save Ink: Use Garamond

clever.  Although it’d probably be more accurate to just measure the pages-per-ink-cartridge of each font from an actual printer.

Heather points out that it is amusing that someone named “inky” posted this.

from Drive-by Blogging

Photo: douglasmartini: The Periodic Table of Beer Styles. Click for bigger.

douglasmartini:

The Periodic Table of Beer Styles. Click for bigger.

douglasmartini:

The Periodic Table of Beer Styles. Click for bigger.

High Resolution Version from Budget Fashionistas

Photo: nonduality:nickdouglas:justin:ronworkman:soupsoup:colinashe: The National Geographic compares health care costs: on the left is health care spending per person, and on the right, average life expectancy. A line that slopes down from left to right indicates relative inefficiency, while a line sloping up from left to right indicates a relatively efficient system.

nonduality:nickdouglas:justin:ronworkman:soupsoup:colinashe:






The National Geographic compares health care costs: on the left is health care spending per person, and on the right, average life expectancy. A line that slopes down from left to right indicates relative inefficiency, while a line sloping up from left to right indicates a relatively efficient system.

nonduality:nickdouglas:justin:ronworkman:soupsoup:colinashe:

The National Geographic compares health care costs: on the left is health care spending per person, and on the right, average life expectancy. A line that slopes down from left to right indicates relative inefficiency, while a line sloping up from left to right indicates a relatively efficient system.

High Resolution Version from Deconstructing Duality

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50 States, 50 Metros (via www.hewnandhammered.com)

That’s quite possibly the worst cartography/infographic I’ve ever seen.  It destroys the iconic shapes of cities by tacking on some vague idea of their metropolitan areas, but they’re bullshit distinctions, purely pulling from county lines.

from this is a456

Photo: inky: Edward Tufte’s Sparklines

inky:

Edward Tufte’s Sparklines
High Resolution Version from Drive-by Blogging

Photo: casabranka: This National Geographic image depicts the record of mankind’s 50 years of space exploration. Take a look at the to-scale map of the solar system along the bottom of the graphic. Click to see larger image. (via faerienchanting’s facebook)

casabranka:

This National Geographic image depicts the record of mankind’s 50 years of space exploration. Take a look at the to-scale map of the solar system along the bottom of the graphic.
Click to see larger image.
(via faerienchanting’s facebook)

casabranka:

This National Geographic image depicts the record of mankind’s 50 years of space exploration. Take a look at the to-scale map of the solar system along the bottom of the graphic.

Click to see larger image.

(via faerienchanting’s facebook)

High Resolution Version from casabranka

Photo: Hu2 stickers - wall design - Bath Duck Level need.

Hu2 stickers - wall design - Bath Duck Level
need.

Photo: sexartandpolitics: Earnings of Young College Grads vs College Costs - BusinessWeek via britticisms’ shared items

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Earnings of Young College Grads vs College Costs - BusinessWeek
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