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Welcome to the official NumberPicture blog! Here you’ll find stuff we like and news from the team. Please give us feedback at info [at] numberpicture [dot] com

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The difference between porn sex and real life sex.

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Check out this beautiful infographic that tells the story of Number Picture. We've worked on this project together with our talented friend Ivaylo Nedkov who's co-founder of Four Plus creative studio.

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Object autopsies from Todd McLellan’s book Things Come Apart. Just brilliant!

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Here is today 

by Whitevinyl

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‘Cookbook for Ikea’ by Carl Kleiner and Evelina Kleiner

In these seemingly simple photos, the different ingredients are all separated. In this way the photos tell a story of how to construct the recipe. 

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Motion infographic by Bupla.

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London based illustrator Jing Zhang made these great infographic illustrations to tell us how things work (according to her own imagination:). 

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"Britistics is a personal data visualization project which collects British statistics from reputable sources such as Office for National Statistics and OnePoll. The aim of the supplement is give readers a modern day picture of the UK today." by Matthew Rowett

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Blue Cross Blue Shield by Conrad Ostwald.

(Source: vimeo.com)

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Great typograms by american graphic artist and printmaker Aaron Kuehn.

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‘Little Red Riding Hood’ reinterpreted by Tomas Nilsson

(Source: vimeo.com)

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We really appreciate it when personal data is shared through such great visuals!

(Source: behance.net)

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There is no doubting the skill of designer Toby Ng. His designs have won him numerous accolades including the Red Dots Awards, International Design Awards, and the Hong Kong International Poster Triennial Awards among others. One of his projects, called World of 100 answers the question: If the world were a village of 100 people, what would its composition be? The answer consists of twenty brilliantly designed posters based on statistics about the population around the world under different classifications. The stats are more powerful because of Ng’s illustrations. He uses vibrant, bold colors combined with crisp, clean lines.

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Imagined cities built from the fragments of real ones: something similar is happening in Tout bien rangé, a cartography-based artwork by French artist Armelle Caron. It consists of a series of map pairs, one a blind, but recognisably real city map, the other what looks like an assembly kit for that same city, with the its blocks impracticably but neatly arranged by shape and size. 

(Source: armellecaron.fr)

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One of our friends, Ivan Colic, who hails from South Africa runs the awesome blog Afrographique - making infographics with an African flavour: from sharks and elephants to Nelson Mandela’s heartbeats!