A blog about visualization. 
Stefan Dziallas (iconwerk) interview on Designboom.com
Posted on Wednesday, September 12th 2012
Source designboom.com
Map by Bernard H. Porter
Central Scientific Co. - 1939
via Michael Stoll
Posted on Wednesday, September 12th 2012
Source Flickr / mstoll
Photo-realistic agro diagram by Anton Egorov
Posted on Tuesday, September 11th 2012
Source dribbble.com
“So few people seem to realize that everything’s designed. And until we get some good people telling the story, that’s probably going to continue to be the case. So I’d love it if there was a consciousness in the public mind that mathematics and reading and writing is not enough — you also need to learn how to do design. Because everything is designed, and the way our world exists around us depends on how well it’s designed.”
(via Brain Pickings)
Posted on Tuesday, September 11th 2012
French Method: How to Ski - Emile Allais’ Technic - 1947
via Michael Stoll
Posted on Monday, September 10th 2012
Source Flickr / mstoll
Transient Spaces - Mapping security zones within the geographical parameters of an area in downtown Beirut.
Posted on Thursday, September 6th 2012
Posted on Thursday, September 6th 2012
Source behance.net
BBC Television Centre Cutaway (1958)
via Daniel Gray
Posted on Friday, August 24th 2012
Source blog.danielgray.com
Color wheel designed by Goethe in 1809, visualizing his seminal Theory of Colours
Posted on Friday, August 17th 2012
Reblogged from Explore
Designed by Travis Kochel, FF Chartwell is a fantastic typeface for creating simple graphs.
via Fontfont.com
Posted on Friday, August 17th 2012
Source fontfont.com
Russian data-visualisation designer Ruslan Enikeev has mapped websites according to levels of activity and the other sites visited by their users.
via The Guardian
Posted on Thursday, August 2nd 2012
Posted on Monday, July 30th 2012
Circulatory System by Irvin Geis
Circa 1930
via Michael Stoll
Posted on Thursday, July 26th 2012
Source Flickr / mstoll
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