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Do you still use a cassette tape or a phonograph?

Posted on January 20, 2012 by Richard Overy

Copied from Communities of Practice This is my last blog post to Communities of Practice. The site will soon become obsolete (31st March 2012); I am sad that the CoP site is coming to an end but I’m also excited about the brand … Continue reading →

Posted in Infographics | Tagged Arts, Cassette deck, Compact Cassette, data visualisation, Data visualization, Gramophone, infographics, information graphics, jung von matt, Museum of Obsolete Objects, obsolete, Phonograph, richard overy, visualisation | Leave a comment

Photographs as Infographics

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Richard Overy

Back in June I discussed the possibilities of using photographs as infographics and mentioned the work of Jose Duarte on Flickr, with a little imagination this method of creating infographics can produce powerful and informative images. Peter Orntoft is a Graphic … Continue reading →

Posted in Misc | Tagged visualisation, information graphics, richard overy, data visualisation, Visual language, Peter, Illustration, Peter Orntoft, photograph infographics, Flickr, photograph, Arts, Twitter, Technical and Infographics, Specialized | 1 Comment

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