Power of Data Visualization

You may seen "The True Size of Africa" unexpected relative size of Africa in comparison to a group of countries. This similar graphic for the world’s smallest sovereign state, Vatican City, a country of less than a square kilometre in area.

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This very long infographic explains what is Net neutrality and why we can't let this happen?

Network neutrality is the idea that your cellular, cable, or phone internet connection should treat all websites and services the same. Big companies like AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast want to treat them differently so they can charge you more depending on what you use.

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This infographic created by Zaira Kulsariyeva an information designer from Prague, Czech Republic. Someone asked, "What kind of books do your read?". Instead of listing all books she created this creative infographic, "My modest library, sorted, rated and categorized".

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World of animals - Pixelart.

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How did on Canadian attitudes to money management?

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The Holy City: India

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Whether you live in a city, the suburbs or farm country, commuting by car to and from work can be an unavoidable expense. An analysis of commuting costs and trends by Bundle set out to determine not only what people throughout the U.S. spend each year for transportation, but what cities are the worst off in terms of expenses.

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For the Sony Pictures James L. Brooks romantic comedy, Jetset created a fun, animated interactive infographic that helps you decide if you’re in love, trouble, denial or limbo. This “deciding tree” works as a desktop wallpaper.

This project displays receipt trash found over a 48 hour blitz in Baltimore City, Maryland. The collection area was focused on the neighborhoods of Charles Village, Bolton Hill, Downtown and the Inner Harbor. Whether propelled by human movement or nature, the receipts have made a migration from the retail location to the found location. Visit website here.

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