SPOILER ALERT! Everybody dies in the end (as they did in Hamlet, as they did in the Titanic.... get over it). This interactive visualization explores the flurry of tweets that occurred after the...

Upon learning about the upcoming launch of London Live, a new local TV station in London, Kantar Media wanted to investigate how this news had resonated with Londoners. Our infographic helps us to...

The purpose of this project is to discuss the position of graphic design on the border between the research community and the public, through visualization of different aspects of a peace and...

Persua created this infographic for the Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI). It is a visualisation of the water profile in the pulp and paper industry of CEPI member countries. To...

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In 1953, Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first climbers to reach the summit of Mount Everest. The graphic celebrates the milestone on its 60th birthday.

This interactive visualization uses publicly available data on smartphone user behavior. The visualization allows you to observe smartphone penetration throughout the globe, pick a gender, then...

This infographic is the visual representation of the 8th annual edition of the BrandZâ„¢ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands. Using data collected by Millward Brown on behalf of WPP it helps to...

OR-7, also known as "Journey", is the first wolf back in California in nearly a century, and his whereabouts have been tracked via tracking collar. This interactive map shows where he travelled...

Instead of writing yet another paper, I handed in this visualization for the LERU Bright 2013 Student Conference which will be held in August in Freiburg, Germany. This year's conference topic is...

We analysed one day of news on Monday 19th March 2012 from three British newspapers The Sun, The Guardian and The Daily Mail. Using the raw information, we broke down the genres and allocated...

Follow Norm through an interactive life of risk and discover the real statistics behind everyday risks and dangers. The website is based on The Norm Chronicles: Stories and Numbers about Danger,...

Kantar Worldpanel is the world leader in consumer knowledge and insights based on continuous consumer panels. Combining market monitoring, advanced analytics and tailored market research solutions...

Wikipedia Worldview is a web app to project Wikipedia georeferences onto a 2d plane depending on language choices. The resulting picture of our earth can be interpreted as a worldview formed by...

The internet and the importance of social networking in the digital age is a self-directed project which is designed to help you better understand how many people use the top Social media.

The foremost social network focused on professionals, LinkedIn gathers valuable information on individual job-seekers, job-holders, and businesses worldwide. We work with LinkedIn to highlight some...

This piece helped to introduce Boston residents to the 12 candidates vying to replace Mayor Tom Menino, who has held office for two decades. We chose to focus on the geographic base that each...

ghg worked with Save the Children, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to changing the lives of children in need around the world, to shed light on maternal health and its impact on child...

  Showcasing the latest statistics, proprietary research and agency expertise, the infographic provides insights to the retailer about how to keep the brick-­”and ”mortar experience fresh...

365 days of coffee. From grower, to roaster, to you. Visualising the journey of each coffee shipment - from farmer to roaster. Dunne Frankowski, a creative coffee company founded in association...

This web Application visually organizes the U.S. Presidential Election results. It provides the viewer with a more in-depth analysis beyond the red and blue divide.

Many of the defining forces of our time — the rise of the digital age, the globalization of the economy, the decline of American competitiveness — can be understood through one simple thing: a...

This infographic classifies the adherents of major religions to visualiSe the relative (and changing) sizes of different faiths. The chosen format takes inspiration from the imagery of a sceptre,...

It can be difficult to imagine what a cell looks like! Circles within blobs are the common diagrammatic images I remember from science lessons. These impenetrable visualisations confounded me. I...

In 2012 there were approximately 810 million people over 60 years old in the world. This number is projected to grow to more than 2 billion by 2050, at which point the elderly will outnumber...

This timeplot is a visualization of the progression in political ideology of every House seat from 1789 to 2012. The main stream is made of more than 36,000 circles, each representing one...

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index visualizes a daily ranking of the world's richest people. The index is a dynamic measure of the top 100 billionaires based on changes in markets, the economy and...

The „DB 2020“ film sets out Deutsche Bahn's longterm strategy of the same name. An easy to understand animation explains to DB's staff all the innovations that come with the strategy in the...

This work was created in 2013 as an information design masters thesis at the Wuerzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied Sciences, Germany. The question was, can design map conflicts, war and...

Does your name affect your destiny? By signalling your class, gender or ethnicity, does it make certain careers out of reach? We looked at the most popular first names in a range of professions and...