Getting people excited about their data one visual at a time
Readers: Back on July 24, 2016, I blogged on my data visualization web site a stacked bar chart titled Who Lies More?, created by Robert Mann, answering the question which politicians lie more. His chart was based on data from PolitiFact. I have received a lot of site traffic based on posting Robert’s chart. I was interested in…
Read more Tableau Public: Who Lies The Most? The 2016 Presidential Election
On this Labor Day weekend, we took a look at the state of the American workforce—including who loves their jobs, who hates their jobs, and where the workforce is going. But do you know how this end-of-summer holiday began? The first observance of Labor Day was likely on September 5, 1882, when some 10,000 workers assembled…
Readers: Here is another infographic from one of my favorite illustrators, Richard Johnson (photo, right). If you search on his name on my blog site, you will see several different examples of his work I have highlighted before. Enjoy! Michael
Read more Infographic: Invasion of the Drug Cartels (Richard Johnson)
Source: Ajith Nayar, Timeline of Analytics, Manthan.com, November 3, 2015, https://thoughts.manthan.com/2015/11/03/timeline-of-analytics?utm_content=buffer755a9&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer.
Karsten Ivey is an Infographics designer and co-owner of KarBel Multimedia specializing in creating infographics, interactives and motion graphics for businesses and non-profits. He gained his many years of experience working in the newspaper industry creating, art directing and managing the creation of award-winning infographics on tight deadlines with great attention to detail and accuracy.
Read more Infographic: The Search for Amelia Earhart (Karsten Ivey)
Silencers are a greatly misunderstood component of firearms, in large part because of their portrayal in video games and action movies. Though silencers can greatly reduce the noise of a firearm, they do not eliminate the sound of a gunshot completely. Instead, silencers limit the noise to a hearing-safe level, keeping a firearm’s burst below…
