Showing posts with label mapping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mapping. Show all posts

Sunday, December 28, 2014

Cloacina

Cloacina is somewhat like a think tank based in Portland that does research into toilets and other kinds of sensitive- or should we say intimate waste disposal. Their website is full of projects including a wonderful series of posters that explain decomposition processes through flowcharts. Like this one.

Saturday, March 9, 2013

Short films from BMFF- Fallout by Paul Turano


LINK TO FALLOUT BY PAUL TURANO A short featured at the Big Muddy Film Festival. 4:30
what is the clicking sound?
what are the images from- is the artist making the animations? or are they being made some other way?

Friday, February 1, 2013

Infographic on NFL team salaries

Here is an information design project on NFL salaries.

Check out the different strategies they used to organize this complex information.



Sunday, January 30, 2011

Phrenology maps of the brain



Phrenology is form of pseudoscience that, in the 19th century claimed that specific parts of the brain were responsible for particular kinds of functions. While this notion did contribute to modern neuroscience, the idea that personality and disposition can be so easily discerned from brain mapping has been discredited. Still, it is a great way to think about diagramming.