'As a designer, it’s more or less likely
that at some point in your career you will be called upon to create
an infographic to visually illustrate some complex set of data. And
it’s more or less likely that you will dread doing so.
To make things easier, Visualisation
Magazine has come out with its’ second issue, dedicated to the art
of the infographic. Within the virtual pages you can find tons of
inspiration, and wonder at the massive pools of information some
unlucky souls have had to chart'
'showing a brilliant collection of
visualizations. TD is happy to be published in the Visualisation
Magazine with an updated and reorganized version of ‘High Rise’'
'This issue is a survey of circular
visualizations and includes opinion pieces and interviews. Its
Creative Commons licensed and a nice effort, though for an aesthetic
subject, the issuu platform they chose for delivery has some human
interface issues.'
'A great project by Chris Watson, whose web
site Visual Think Map
is an excellent resource, showcasing hundreds of examples of good
information design and visualisation.'
'Chris Watson, from Visual
Think Map, has released Visualisation
Magazine Volume 3: Isometrics. You can view it completely
online, OR you can purchase a print copy from Amazon.com
for $22.00. This volume covers some of the great designers
of isometric-style infographics that have been published in both
print and online'
'To celebrate the 3rd volume of ‘Visualization
Magazine: Isometrics‘, Cool Infographics interviews the author
Chris Watson to discuss how the magazine came about, how he works
with the multitude of designers, and the future of the mag'
The latest Volume is
based around Circles (above), featuring:
The next is based on
Isometrics. please send your examples of isometrics for the future
issue 3.
Volume 1 | Under
Re-Construction
Volume 2 |
Circles |
See who is featured | £ Purchase a copy on Amazon
Volume 3 |
Isometrics | See who will be featured | Coming Soon...
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