Fun With Venn Diagrams: The Visually Venn-A-Gram

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 diagrams are simple to understand, and they make great material for a few laughs.

We decided to make a few at the Warmgun after-party on November 30th, so we threw a chart making contest with an iPad Mini for the winner!

We took all the charts back to the office, and had a voting party.
               

We’re happy to announce that Arno Hesse (@ahesse) who works for Clearbon (@clearbon) won the competition with his Dave McClure chart, and will be receiving an iPad Mini in the mail shortly! We’re also pleased to give an honorable mention to Kate Bagoy (@kbagoy) who works for Wikisway (@Wikisway). Her Movember chart came in second place by a one... 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 offers multidisciplinary perspectives and useful information about how visualizations can open your eyes to data. It paints the picture using a diverse blend of original illustrations and real-world examples, both classical and cutting-edge. Even under the... keep reading

Visually Marketplace Designer Spotlight: Michell Zappa

Visually’s Marketplace connects thousands of designers with clients seeking to commission infographics and data visualizations. Every week, we feature a member of our designer community here, on the blog. If you are interested in participating, please contact us at blogvisual.ly. Name: Michell Zappa Age: 30 On Visual.ly: mz In design: 10 years    ... keep reading