Go here for a bunch of ways to make information purty.
PROCESSING UPDATE:
Forgot about how easy it is to play with things in Processing. Code on the left, result on the right. I should learn more about it. I can't, however, figure out how I'm supposed to get the result onto Google's weird website templates.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
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I don't think sugarcoating is going to help.
Sugar helps the medicine go down, M.B.
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Oooooh. Do they have all the cool little stylized icons like the cubist soldier to represent 1 million men under arms, or the little red car-like thing to represent a hundred thousand cars, or varying piles of dollar bills to represent, well, varying amounts of money?
'Cause I think those are the cool part of any infographic. It's where USA Today always wins...
I prefer my information raw and ugly.
These days, it's a bonanza!
I don't think sugarcoating is going to help.
The apocalypse is nicer in fuchsia.
The biggest problem with fuchsia is that it smells like bubblegum.
What?
Ooooo! Thanks for passing this along.
Your other commenters ought to read some Tufte.
The apocalypse is nicer in fuchsia.
Trigger word for BBBB!
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