And the primary/secondary colours are still wrong. I just can’t win.
Tony
It need not be about how many subjects are covered—this is info overload! A fun artifact but not the goal.
Caitlin L
These graphs are so cool! (there goes the rest of my evening looking at Star Wars graphs)
J Smith
This is very interesting to see. Of course when you look at information, you want it to be straight forward and easy to read. Designers create images based around this idea, so you never get to see an “overload” of this sort. Pretty amazing, its an overload but still..easy to read somehow.
Noah
Looking through all of this info a little late but none the less, the ‘beard trustworthiness’ graph is the best thing I’ve seen in quite a while!
“Only through disengagement can you gain the space—the proper perspective—to truly intervene. If you directly intervene, you never act in empty space.” — Slavoj Žižek
Oh look my project is a little sub-section.
And the primary/secondary colours are still wrong. I just can’t win.
It need not be about how many subjects are covered—this is info overload! A fun artifact but not the goal.
These graphs are so cool! (there goes the rest of my evening looking at Star Wars graphs)
This is very interesting to see. Of course when you look at information, you want it to be straight forward and easy to read. Designers create images based around this idea, so you never get to see an “overload” of this sort. Pretty amazing, its an overload but still..easy to read somehow.
Looking through all of this info a little late but none the less, the ‘beard trustworthiness’ graph is the best thing I’ve seen in quite a while!
But look how relevant!
http://www.chartgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/beard-styles-typography.jpg