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11-20 of 207 published in 2012
Fun With Venn Diagrams: The Visually Venn-A-Gram
We wrote about how Venn diagrams aren’t just for fun, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t fun. Venn ... keep reading
Using Visual Reasoning to Understand Numbers
Hunter Whitney’s book Data Insights: New Ways to Visualize and Make Sense of Data was recently published. It ... keep reading
Visually Marketplace Designer Spotlight: Michell Zappa
Visually’s Marketplace connects thousands of designers with clients seeking to commission infographics and data ... keep reading
Seeing is Believing: A Designerly “how-to” for “non-designers”
Mark D. West is one of the authors on Stories That Move Mountains, a book about using stories and visuals to make top ... keep reading
20 Great Motion Graphics of 2012
The story of 2012 wasn’t just told in static infographics. There were also a lot of motion graphics created this ... keep reading
How to Fake It: Before Photoshop
Before there was Photoshop, there were paints, staging, scissors and glue. The Metropolitan Museum of ... keep reading
Visualization Contest: The State of Education in Colorado
Yesterday, we announced the launch of an infographic competition with the Guardian Datablog and UNESCO’s GMR. ... keep reading
Visually and Kelly Services Now Providing Visual Resumes
Resumes haven’t changed much over the years. They typically provide a chronological list of job titles, company ... keep reading
Infographic Contest: Youth Skills Work
This week is contest week on the Visually blog. We are launching 4 contests this week for everyone from designers to ... keep reading
