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A Pair of Staggering Infographics Organizes 1,600 Planets Beyond Our Solar System by Color

A Pair of Staggering Infographics Organizes 1,600 Planets Beyond Our Solar System by Color

Not until 1992 did astronomers confirm that there were planets outside our solar system, and in the 30-plus years that have followed, researchers have discovered at least 6,660 exoplanets across nearly 4,900 systems. In his latest project, artist and author Martin Vargic turns that staggering number into a pair of striking infographics. Utilizing a trio of public databases—The Extrasolar Planet Encyclopaedia, NASA Exoplanet Archive, and ExoKyoto—Vargic gathered information on the sizes and equilibrium temperatures of about 1,600 exoplanets, along with their possible colors. More Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $5 per month. The article A Pair of Staggering Infographics Organizes 1,600 Planets Beyond Our Solar System by Color appeared first on Colossal.

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Self-portrait: Mind Map and Infographic

Self-portrait: Mind Map and Infographic

Design+Fine Art Experiments+Infographic. Self-portrait: For me, Process Mind Map is like a self-portrait. I sketch 7 designers and one innovator whom I admire a lot and then arrange them chronologically. All these designers have influence me a lot. The bigger one is my self-portrait composed of my works and my face.This mind map shows the connections between my works and theirs. Through draw and analysis myself, I could have the context to review my experience. Then, the sketch will reflectl my nature of my heart.

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Rostelecom - New Products / Motion design Infographics

Rostelecom - New Products / Motion design Infographics

At the end of 2018 Rostelecom held an event for selected representatives of business and government, where new products and services were presented. After the president and top managers of the company speech guests were invited to enter the huge decorated halls. Vertical LCD-panels were mounted in the walls of each room, where short videos were played, telling about the essence and advantages of the products that Rostelecom planned to launch in 2019. We were commissioned to create 3 animated videos on one of the most difficult topics: biometric identification, data and cyber security.

Made in Fukushima – Book, Infographics, Photography

Made in Fukushima – Book, Infographics, Photography

Made in Fukushima is a book made out of rice straw from the decontaminated fields in Fukushima. It helps people understand that the decontamination method works and that the rice from Fukushima is safe, by turning the rice into the medium and the data into understanding. To tell the story, the book uses a wide range of resources: photography, interviews, reports, background information, data and its visualisation.

S.Pellegrino 120 Years book + infographics

S.Pellegrino 120 Years book + infographics

S.Pellegrino 120 years infographics. A tastefull italian story, è un libro progettato sotto la direzione creativa di YAM112003, che celebra il 120° anniversario di S.Pellegrino. Il libro ripercorre la storia ricca e complessa dell'azienda dal 1899 ai giorni nostri, raccontandola con una serie di infografiche create appositamente per questo progetto, che mescolano dati, collage fotografici e illustrazioni. All'interno dei vari capitoli viene mostrato materiale visivo bello e raro proveniente dagli archivi di S.Pellegrino, è un oggetto interattivo che coinvolge l'utente in modi non convenzionali e giocosi bilanciando l'eredità dell'azienda con il suo atteggiamento innovativo. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Agency: Yam112003 Creative Director: Silvia Messa Art Director: Elena Pelosi Book Design: CaroselloLab + Davide Scarpantonio

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PDN Education Infographics #2 and #3

PDN Education Infographics #2 and #3

What does it cost…to study, live and work in Los Angeles? Cliente: PDN Edu Texto: Jacqui Palumbo Infografía: Ana CunaUna infografía creada para que los posibles alumnos que acudan a L.A. a continuar sus estudios universitarios en fotografía puedan entender mejor y comparar cuál es el nivel de vida en la ciudad, y en las diferentes universidades a las que pueden optar. Client: PDN Edu Content: Jacqui Palumbo Infographic: Ana Cuna An infographic created to show the posibilities about the Universities of photography at Los Angeles. It will give you an idea about the cost of living and rent, and the shooting in the city and compare it.

HKB-Zeitung Infographics

HKB-Zeitung Infographics

Conception and design of infographics for the HKB-Zeitung on the topic "Proportion of Woman in Swiss art academies". In the gender question, there is only black or white, women or no women. This binary approach is used for the visual language of the 5 infographics plus the cover. Shown are simply bar charts. Details stay off. Reference value = 50%. The fold of the newspaper is at 50%, which is why the upper part of the newspaper - with a female share of 47.3% - is exclusively white. With the composition of the following pages, Switzerland key figures and the detailed example of employees and students of the Bern University of the Arts, the graphics zoom successively into more and more details. The infographics answer visually to the question of the proportion of women at Swiss art schools.

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COVID-19 - Coronavirus Disease 2019 - Infographic

COVID-19 - Coronavirus Disease 2019 - Infographic

All you need to know about the new coronavirus disease 2019 - COVID-19 in this one piece infographic design. Information and data collected are based on research from multiple online sources. Easy to read and understand on what this COVID-19 virus is about and how it can be transmitted or prevention.

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How do you design infographics that actually communicate complex information clearly?

Infographics are visual arguments — they should prove a point, not just decorate data. The most effective infographic design starts with identifying the single insight the audience should take away, then selecting the visualization type that makes that insight obvious. A bar chart comparing two values communicates faster than a pie chart; a timeline makes process sequence clear in a way that bullet lists cannot. The failure mode of most infographics is overloading — trying to show everything rather than the most important thing.

How do you choose the right chart type for an infographic?

Match the chart to the relationship you're showing: bar charts for comparison across categories, line charts for change over time, scatter plots for correlation, maps for geographic distribution. Pie charts should be used only for part-to-whole relationships with fewer than 5–6 segments — beyond that, a bar chart is more readable. Avoid 3D charts; they distort perceived proportions. When uncertain, default to bar charts — they're the most universally understood visualization form.

What are the typography and color rules for infographic design?

Hierarchy in an infographic runs: headline → key statistic or insight → supporting data → source attribution. Use 3 font sizes maximum with clear weight distinctions. Color should reinforce the data, not decorate it: one accent color for the most important data point, a neutral palette for everything else. Every infographic must include the data source — it's the difference between communication and misinformation.

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