Here is a data visualisation for the Guardian on the subject of time travel in T.v and Films. It's quite a tongue and cheek data vis, i like it because it is simple, but i bet figuring out how to map this wasnt all that simple...
Monday, 6 September 2010
Always With Honour - Space Debris
Quite a nice little Article about the constituents of space debris by Always With Honour. Simple but effective use of vector graphics and a spacey colour palette.
Also Here is another one of Always With Honour's articles, a fun supplement called the peace atlas.
The colour uniformity and the simplicity of the vectors really compliment the type here I think.
Also Here is another one of Always With Honour's articles, a fun supplement called the peace atlas.
The colour uniformity and the simplicity of the vectors really compliment the type here I think.
Pierozagami
A really nice compliation of techniques and processes, and the layout aint bad either.
Another pretty sweet publication by Pierozagami, documents the development and use of a typeface based on the structural qualities of a camera's lense.
Peter Cronyak
Depending on the amount of information I can actually gather for my Zine/ Publication, it would be great to produce something as detailed as the likes of Peter Cronyak. Here is his publication: Mapping the United Nations Security Council / Resolutions. Or, UNSC/R. Peter comes from a political background and wanted to cross his two discplines in the form of a useful mapping solution on the subject of politics.
SYNC/LOST
This is SYNC/LOST
Its an interface which lets users hybridise music from throughout history starting at the birth of electronic music. I really appreciate the amount of thought that must of gone into this and how long it must have taken to make the software actually work and run smoothly. In terms of layout I like it for a fairly straight forward piece of information graphics.
Its an interface which lets users hybridise music from throughout history starting at the birth of electronic music. I really appreciate the amount of thought that must of gone into this and how long it must have taken to make the software actually work and run smoothly. In terms of layout I like it for a fairly straight forward piece of information graphics.
Luciano Balzano
Heres an infographics themed publication on the subject of wine. God knows what any of it says, but it looks like it makes sense. It has inspired me for the sort of route I could take on the Nebula publication brief I am writing at the moment.
I am wanting to produce a short publication which concentrates mostly on information as I have already decided I want to inform with The zine I design and produce. I think this zine in particular is A5 and looks like a really fun and accessible little publication.
I am wanting to produce a short publication which concentrates mostly on information as I have already decided I want to inform with The zine I design and produce. I think this zine in particular is A5 and looks like a really fun and accessible little publication.
Ugro: The Grow Your Own Phenomena
I love this! This is a company called Ugro, they are a couple who decided to take their passion for growing vegetables, fruit and trees worldwide and start a business to set an example for generations to come. Really great idea. This company have seed sets for bonsai trees available;
The packaging is stripped back, simple and accessable. Its a really successful piece of packaging I think because it gets the message across for what the product is and what to do with it properly. It's definately a good start for referance.
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