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In Graphics Magazine Vol. 2 | colorful data
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In Graphics Magazine Vol. 2. IN GRAPHICS Volume 2. IN GRAPHICS is a magazine published by Golden Section Graphics twice per year as a bilingual edition in English and German. The first issue won 10 national and international design prizes, including a Bronze award from the ADC Germany and a Gold European Design Award in the magazine category. A third issue is currently planned for December 15, 2011. Contributions by illustrator Patrick They. And designer and author David McCandless. We Ain’t Plastic.
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fibonacciLAB: work in progress: iPad app | colorful data
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FibonacciLAB: work in progress: iPad app. At Golden Section Graphics, we posted a small video on our. Website which demonstrates how we experiment with developing iOS apps. Have fun watching it. Posted by paul on Monday, September 6th, 2010 at 10:39 pm and filed under other. You can leave a response below or trackback. From your own site. Subscribe to responses via RSS feed. To tweet about this blog post. Click here to cancel reply. Mail (required, will not be published). We Ain’t Plastic.
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correct scaling | colorful data
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Although this issue seems to be quite obvious, I frequently notice it being done the wrong way. Comparing numerical values by illustrating them as shapes, especially circles, needs to be done with the area in mind, not only a one-dimensional value that defines this shape. A circle is drawn with a radius, so another circle depicting a multiple of the value the first one is representing may not only have this multiple radius. It should have the corresponding area. You can leave a response below or trackback.
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dear diary, | colorful data
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Yesterday I made a trip from Berlin to Augsburg. Since this is actually a distance to travel by car or train, it’s something special when you go by plane. That’s what I did, and I thought this process is a nice opportunity to test my skills in non-interactive Infographics. See the result above. Posted by paul on Friday, September 4th, 2009 at 9:21 pm and filed under infographics. You can leave a response below or trackback. From your own site. Subscribe to responses via RSS feed. One response to this post.
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triangular sustainability | colorful data
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PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) published an infographic in their customer magazine, which was made by Golden Section Graphics. For this, I programmed two small applications: one converted a world map into a differently projected one (Fuller Projection). The other one generated te surrounding triangles for any countries of the world and the included bar charts. The represented values are specific indexes for the nation’s sustainability. Read more on the fibonacciLAB. To tweet about this blog post.
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print | colorful data
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In Graphics Magazine Vol. 2. IN GRAPHICS Volume 2. IN GRAPHICS is a magazine published by Golden Section Graphics twice per year as a bilingual edition in English and German. The first issue won 10 national and international design prizes, including a Bronze award from the ADC Germany and a Gold European Design Award in the magazine category. A third issue is currently planned for December 15, 2011. Contributions by illustrator Patrick They. And designer and author David McCandless. It is free from adver...
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fibonacciLAB | colorful data
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Two and a half months after I started working for Golden Section Graphics. In Berlin, we opened the doors to our fibonacciLAB. Here, we experiment with new technologies to design new ways of visualizing data. Read more about our intentions. Posted by paul on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at 12:46 am and filed under GSG. You can leave a response below or trackback. From your own site. Subscribe to responses via RSS feed. To tweet about this blog post. Click here to cancel reply. We Ain’t Plastic.
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In Graphics Magazine Vol. 1 | colorful data
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In Graphics Magazine Vol. 1. IN GRAPHICS A magazine for visual people. Published by Golden Section Graphics. On 92 pages it deals with challenging topics from politics and economics to culture and entertainment solely through graphics. It is free from advertisement and printed very eco-friendly. This is what makes the first issue even more valuable and the reason why it costs a bit more than a usual magazine. You can purchase it on Amazon.de. In the shop of Golden Section Graphics. A look into IN GRAPHICS.
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personal profile generator | colorful data
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On www.ionz.com.br. One can quickly make a profile infographic on preferred way of transportation, food, social networks and other stuff by clicking through some suggestions. I really like the animated icons. It’s not even necessary to understand portuguese. Here’s mine:. Posted by paul on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 at 8:01 pm and filed under infographics. You can leave a response below or trackback. From your own site. Subscribe to responses via RSS feed. To tweet about this blog post.
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Berlin Migration Playfair Style | colorful data
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Berlin Migration Playfair Style. Today I read about a new data set on Berlin’s quite new Open Data website. It was titled Migration to and from Berlin. And sure enough, this is the quite well-known vintage infographic. That I had in mind. With Numbers’ on-board tools, I then quickly tried to match the visual style of the chart with the one by William Playfair. Here’s a PDF. What do you think? Posted by paul on Tuesday, October 18th, 2011 at 6:56 pm and filed under infographics. One response to this post.
