Category: Information Design
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GLBT sentiment in 2000, an infographic
This infographic represents my look at the sentiments of gay, lesbian and bisexual Americans in 2000. There isn’t a lot of hard data about the lives of the GLBT community. While there is a lot of anecdotal information, wonderful storytelling of our history and even good documentaries about our lives, quantified open data is hard…
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Top 25 Advertising Agencies Minnesota — infographic
What do the top agencies in Minnesota look like? When I learned that Minneapolis/Saint Paul are considered the sixth most creative cities in the nation, I was interested to look at the ways agencies added to the creative community. This infographic seeks to visualize the scale and opportunities of advertising agencies in the Minneapolis/St.…
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Cult of Done Manifesto infographic
This infographic was designed based off of the Cult of Done Manifesto by Bre Pettis.
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Google’s Art Copy Code—that’s what I’m talking about.
Google has been very involved with the intersection of the three disciplines of creative, content and programming, better named Art, Copy & Code. This video encapsulates a vision for this intersection. I share a passion for projects and ideas that work in this intersection. I believe that marketers don’t yet see the opportunities for…
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Wealth Inequality in America
Having spent the last 6 weeks in Alberto Cairo’s MOOC, Introduction to Infographics, I am obsessed now with data visualizations and infographics that really tell a great story and use data in effective ways. It is much harder than it looks. Today’s favorite is the data visualization of the Wealth Inequality in America. Unfortunately, even…
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Learning to code
I am teaching myself to code. Like all the traditional languages I have tried to learn, I do this in fits and starts, which is the worst way to learn a language. Hence I am not fluent in Latin, Italian, French or Spanish. However, I like to be online and I am the perfect candidate…