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As we tally the votes, introducing another 7 of our pro judges. → -
We've brought together a superlative panel - some dataviz gurus & others experts in specific categories - whose votes join yours to decide the winners. → -
Some important topics have really grabbed the imagination of creators this year – explore key stories with shortlisted examples from each below: → -
Explore every shortlisted work in our Unusual category, home to anything that doesn't fit in the other categories.
How To Fix a Toilet (And Other Things We Couldn't Do Without Search)
By Xaquín G.V., Simon Rogers & team
Forma Fluens
By Mauro Martino
AChartADay
By The Visual Agency - Francesco Roveta, Matteo Bonera, Veronica Clarin & team
Data Sketches in Twelve Installments
By DataSketches
Herbal Medicine
By Liu Xiang
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Check out the shortlisted works in our Sports, Games & Leisure category, the place for graphics about sports, hobbies, games & leisure activities. → -
Discover the shortlisted works in the Science & Technology category, for pieces exploring technology, science, biology, medicine or health. → -
With data visualization exploring every imaginable topic in ever more imaginative ways, this year we've retooled categories, focusing not on format but subject matter. → -
Peruse all shortlisted entries in our People, Language & Identity category, for graphics about gender, identity, people, language & the (quantified) self.
City of Women
By New Yorker - Rebecca Solnit
Analyzing the Gender Representation of 34,476 Comic Book Characters
By The Puddling - Amanda Shendruk
The great American word mapper
By Quartz - Nikhil Sonnad
What’s it like to get trolled all day long?
By Hindustan Times - Harry Stevens & Piyush Aggar... →
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Browse the shortlisted pieces in our Humanitarian / Global category, for graphics on human welfare, aid, charity/NGOs, global issues & disasters. →