Pantone Evolution and Patterns Infographic
No one tracks color trends and shapes future design aesthetic more than Pantone. Led by the Pantone Color Institute, experts annually set the color, or colors, to define the year to come.
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The 16 Personality Types as Animals
There are sixteen Myers-Briggs personality types. Here, they’ve been mapped take their standard four-letter alphabet soup more approachable by way of animals with distinct characteristics.
The Art History Timeline
This exceptional infographic takes an incredible amount of information and presents it in a clean, concise manner. How much information? How about a survey of the entire history of art.
Kitchen Cheat Sheet
This visual guide covers just about every cooking conversion you’d ever need to know, the various cuts of meat (and importantly, how they are best cooked), cooking temperatures and times and storage.
Steve Jobs: Farewell to a Genius
When Steve Jobs’ life came to a premature end in October of 2011 many just became aware of the depth and breadth of his influence on society. From humble beginnings he and Steve Wozniak created Apple Computer. The rest, as they say, is history. But what a dense, impactful history it was.
4 Key Trends in the SVOD Market
Based on The Global Television Demand Report (2018) viacees-orca distilled off four key trends in the Subscription Video on Demand market. Spoiler: Netflix is still on top.
How to be a Superhero – An Illustrated Guide
Everyone wants to be a superhero. What this world lacks is a clear pathway to getting there – until now.
The Wide Spectrum of Blockchain Use Cases
There’s no shortage of ways blockchain can change existing practices for the better. Check out how Fluree sees it working its way into just about every industry you can imagine.
An Animated Guide to the Human Body: The Muscle Edition
Eleanor Lutz brings life science to… life with her animated infographic, A User’s Guide to the Human Body: The Muscle Edition.
The Most Dangerous Countries for Journalists
The Most Dangerous Countries for Journalists, visualizes the most perilous places journalists can find themselves based upon how many of their kin have been killed there. The dataset covers from the turn of the century through 2015.