Using data provided by the Hong Kong Observatory, the graphic visualises 23 years worth of rain in Hong Kong, starting from 1990. It shows the daily average... read more →

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... read more →

I created this system as a piece of functional information design for people that have difficulty with verbal communication, often as a result of... read more →

Catamaran, a leading provider of pharmacy benefit management services, launched an interactive infographic portal in June, 2013 to share annual drug trends.... read more →

Gangnam Style and Harlem Shake are two of the most recent viral phenomena on the Internet, generating thousands of spin-off versions and billions of views.... read more →

Urban World helps navigate the unprecedented global wave of urbanization. Users can compare GDP, population and household income for more than 2,600 cities... read more →

A large-format educational poster, this timescape traces the history of graphic design in the twentieth century. It is a presentation of major design... read more →

Robin considers herself to be strong, stable, and composed, and she also cries at the drop of a hat. She records, analyzes, and visualizes 394 outbursts that... read more →

Since 2008 I create network visualizations to better understand how communities work. In this article I take a look at how verified Twitter users are... read more →

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Confessions of a Blog-a-holic is an infographic displaying the blogging habits (frequency and times of posts) of a Graphic Design student between 2009 and... read more →

In June 2013 the scale of government mass surveillance of agencies, like NSA and GCHQ, were leaked by Edward Snowden. This project intends to raise... read more →

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... read more →

A poster of New York City's tallest buildings arranged in order of the time they were completed. read more →

Introductory student project: comparative poster. A visual comparison of two different women of different generations (Gen X and Gen Y) at the same age (23... read more →

Over the course of one calendar year I recorded all of the beer I consumed. Keeping track of particular brands of beer, the types of beer, when it was... read more →

Have you ever wondered what civil planes' routes look like? read more →

Standing on a given point and facing perpendicular to the coast, if you went straight ahead, never turning, where would you end up? read more →