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A graphic standards manual that I’d frame and hang on a wall. Check out this archive of the graphic system for the NYC Transit Authority, by none other than Massimo Vignelli. 

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Lovely infographics

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I think the 2012 Mailchimp Annual Report is so beautiful. And what an awesome cover photo 

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Nice annual report by Mailchimp

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Pages from Willard Cope Brinton’s Graphic Presentation (1939)

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kirstinmckechnie:

Icons designed for the Green Museums project.

Posters created for People’s History Museum promoting recycling. Printed in Woodstock paper which is 80% recycled.

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Interactive data visualization that tracks the quality of patient care in over 3,000 hospitals across the United States. Really effective, using simple blocks the information is clear, attractive and easy to read.

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Admirable interactive data visualizations by TULP interactive. Intelligent, understandable and beautiful. 

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A really good practical use of infogaphics and not bad looking either.

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Lapka have created a set of beautiful environmental sensors for your iPhone. It’s a very exciting take on personal data. They measure radiation, electromagnetic fields, humidity / temperature, and how organic your food is.

Although they look great, how useful is measuring electromagnetic fields?

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Really nice project by Martin Oberhaeuser.

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Great piece by emoto, visualising the twitter response to the Olympics.

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Really nice app for visualising music.

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This is a preview of the dataform landing page. (Please don't submit the signup form as the main site has not been built!)

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Dataform from Kirstin McKechnie on Vimeo.

Promotional video for the Dataform web app program that allows you to create your own infographics.

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Dataform applied to iphone and ipad as an app. Both show different toolbar options that would I thought would be best suited to that application. It might need simplifying a lot for the iphone as there is a lot of options. Perhaps some of these could be discarded for the iphone app?

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part 4

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part3

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storyboard for motion promotional piece for dataform (part 1)