The newest instalment in being my mother’s graphic design “servant,” I illustrated a series of posters that organise sections of the library according to the dewey decimal system.
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The design was originally based off a Dewey set made by Susanna Ryan but needing different colour co-ordination and some illustration changes, we got permission to remake it. The original:
Library Project Two: The Dewey Decimal System
Mappleton: George Orwell Tribute
I’ve agreed to do a series of graphic design projects for my mother (because when someone gives birth to you, you don’t have much choice about giving them your free labour) that will adorn her new school library.
Project One: George Orwell Tribute.
If anyone deserves to have typographic artwork…
Thanks, Maggie….
(via Bryan Ku)
“Infographic documenting the final set of the 122nd Edition of the Wimbledon Championships Men’s Final between tennis giants Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.”
I love how a book is used….
(Thx, Sam, for sharing this with me as we sit and watch Federer and Tsonga play right now.)
via russafterdark
Source: http://eksmo.ru/bookman/news/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=1124606 (via THE HOUSE CAT: Books - That is exactly how they work.)
Thanks, Sam, for passing this on…
“After an initial process of data analysis from several data streams, six visualizations have been delineated that investigate different areas of interest and of relevance to the city of Singapore. The visualizations aim to provide greater understanding of some of the city’s dynamics.” (via LIVE Singapore!)
Very neat real-time data project on Singapore…..
The Portland Trailblazer injuries from 2009-2010. (via Dan Sweet)
This is a really cool idea. I’d like to see more of these. Maybe for this year’s Celtics.
A chart for you two basketball fanatics…
