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60 Great Visualizations of 2012
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2012 has been a great year for all kinds of data visualizations. Data owners are realizing that the best way to ... keep readingData Kitchen: How to Make Spreadsheets Look Good Enough to Eat
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Anna Lena Schiller and Lisa Rienermann are behind the amazing Binders Full of Burgers Tumblr that ran food based ... keep readingVisually Marketplace Designer Spotlight: Michelle Calderon
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Visually’s Marketplace connects thousands of designers with clients seeking to commission infographics and data ... keep reading20 Great Interactive Visualizations of 2012
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Static Infographics and Motion Graphics are great, but Interactive Visualizations are where all the fun is. Another ... keep readingCan Government Learn from Data Visualization?
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Can better data visualization bolster government communications with the public, the press, and policymakers? The ... keep readingMuseum of Math: Does Not Compute
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Nerds, rejoice. New York City’s Museum of Math opened its doors this weekend to open minds about math. MoMath, as ... keep readingFun With Venn Diagrams: The Visually Venn-A-Gram
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We wrote about how Venn diagrams aren’t just for fun, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t fun. Venn ... keep readingSeeing is Believing: A Designerly “how-to” for “non-designers”
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Mark D. West is one of the authors on Stories That Move Mountains, a book about using stories and visuals to make top ... keep reading20 Great Motion Graphics of 2012
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The story of 2012 wasn’t just told in static infographics. There were also a lot of motion graphics created this ... keep readingHow to Fake It: Before Photoshop
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Before there was Photoshop, there were paints, staging, scissors and glue. The Metropolitan Museum of ... keep reading



















