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So this infographic went through a tumultuous history which I won’t get into. But I must give credit [...]
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So most of you know me for me freelance infographics and the Death and Taxes poster. However for the past year, myself and a small team of developers, artists and smart folks have been laboring away on a project in an entirely different space. Turn based online strategy gaming.
I am super excited to [...]
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I knew poker had been getting big for some time now, but I had no idea the amount of money involved was so huge. $8 million for one tournament? I read recently that the team salary cap for Major League Soccer is only $2.4 million. I know it’s soccer.. but still. Enjoy.
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This one was quite fun and interesting to research. We all know Rain man but some of these folks have quite superhuman abilities that show that the brain is capable of way more than we can ‘unlock’ from it. And it’s not just autism or some genetic mutation, these savant abilities may just be dormant [...]
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So here is my latest infographic, hot off the press. How Google Works. It’s a flow type chart that diagrams the process of how google gets it data and what happens in the second after you search. It’s a $20 billion a year process for google, and pretty interesting.
Please support my work by digging it, [...]
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This one for mint.com deals with the idiocy of paying more for an identical product. I can think of a more clear cut case of the lapse in rational judgment and the raw effect of $114 million in advertising.
To support my work please digg and rewteet. Thanks!
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Another year, another huge and detailed visual record of the federal government.
Death & Taxes has officially been released, and it has its own domain.
http://www.DeathandTaxesPoster.com
I created its own domain to keep it simple and since its my flagship product, it deserved a flagship site. I hope you like it.
There are some cool new features of this [...]
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So this one took me a month to do… mostly because I couldn’t work very often due to the new baby! But I really like this one, its fun. Basically it a huge ordered list of temperatures. Sometimes it just helps to see everything all in one go, to add some perspective. Also there are [...]
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Client work: Visualizing Density, Having Fun with Mass and Volume
Posted on 29. Dec, 2009 by Jess.
Now this one was really fun to do for Rasmussen College. Density is a concept that can be hard to conceptualize. You can have to bricks of something the same size, yet one is 10 lbs and the other 1,000 lbs. So I created a standard format to help visualize the density of all kinds [...]
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Mother Jones is one of the few mags i read on a regular basis and I came across some data that I though would be great visualized. Having gone through the post gift exchange crash, and having to twist and pry and stab at all manner of toy packaging, I felt a connection with this [...]
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So being the holiday season, Mint.com and I decided to do some relevant infographics. This one details the charity situation in the US, who gives, hoe much, where it goes. Some interesting facts: There are some charities that only give 4 cents of every dollar donated to actual recipients. 4 cents! Those should be shut [...]
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I wouldn’t be a responsible online retailer if I didn’t offer some sweet deals for the holidays. So here is the run down.
The first 5 people to retweet the following will get a free Death and Taxes:2010 poster or a free 389 Years Ago offset. Free poster, free shipping, 100% easy as pie.
WallStats.com [...]
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Ok, that’s not the title of the infographic, but it’s appropriate. Reverse Mortgages are a financial product available to seniors and they are set to explode as the baby boomers head off into retirement and are finding out that they don’t have enough cash to pay for their expenses.
Reverse Mortgages used to have a bad [...]
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Here is one I did for NursingSchool.org. I am hesitant to call it an infographic, even though it does have a few… pill charts. Let’s just call it a “graphic post”, which I like better. It also has feces on it, making it extra graphic.
This one was fun to do. If you want to support [...]
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So i was doing some research for another infographic and I was deep in to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ spreadsheets and I had to do something with all the fun data. The BLS keeps track of salaries for thousands of occupations in thousands of locations, everything from astronauts to watch makers. While I find [...]
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Here is one in a series I am doing for Mint.com. It is a comparison of the United States and Russia over 100 factors. I have used the same format in comparing China, Canada and Mexico, and India. Pretty popular stuff, with over 4500 Diggs between them.
The first thing most people notice is that are [...]
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I am trying to get away from the term infographic, so here is a “graphic post” I did for Mint.com
I shop at a few different stores that have these points programs where the more you spend the more points you get which you can redeem for discounts or some crap you really don’t need, like [...]
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So I thought I would post about some of the client work I have been doing recently. I can’t post the actual stuff in full, but you can just go to original post to see it all.
It’s about student loans and the expense of college. After going through all that research I am sure glad [...]
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Finally! After 2 months of hard work and design, the 2010 version of Death and Taxes is finally released and available to purchase.
The page is here, http://www.wallstats.com/deathandtaxes/
I must say I was very excited to get this project finished because it wasn’t just the same old Bush administration budget this year. This is Obama’s first official [...]
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So the data collection and processing part of the project is finished. I decided to post up the data that I will be using so peope can read it, check it, or do whatever they like. I will pretty much be importing into the poster as is, though I still need to add a bunch [...]



