Archive for the ‘Information visualization’ Category

More Inception infographic awesomeness

Credit: http://www.ibraheemyoussef.com/ibraheemshop/

From Buzzfeed via Dehah’s Deviant Art page. Click to see larger version.

Via Cinemablend.

Inception – The Infographic

This prize-winning entry explains an otherwise complex movie pretty eloquently. :)

via FastCoDesign

The Interactive Holographics in Iron Man 2

Credit: Prologue VFX

via Infothestics

BoEl – an energy efficient ambient interface

This was a project done by my dear friend Sara Tunheden at the Interactive Institute in Stockholm.

BoEL is an experimental social ambient interface and web service that presents daily consumption figures to home owners and neighbours to promote joint savings and foster competitive energy saving behaviours. The service includes an ambient lamp that provides feedback on the energy consumption in the household and these interfaces are installed so that the neighbours can observe each others energy status.

This is one of the many projects the II is working on to spread awareness about energy consumption through design provocations and probes that affect behavior positively.

Oh, and I happened to play a cameo in her amazing video too! This is an edited version. Hopefully I’ll get my hands on the full version soon! :)

2010 Social Networking Map (via @flowtown)

This is easily one of the best social networking information visualization maps I’ve come across. Wow!

The Web is Dead, Long live the Internet (via @wired)

Sources: Cisco estimates based on CAIDA publications, Andrew Odlyzko.

Read the full article here.

Windows Phone 7 golf app (design tips)

Lets hope we get to use these guidelines and rules soon to build some kickass apps!

via Engadget.

The Rise of Mobile Gaming (Infographic)

source: http://jackpotcity.com/

via Infographics Showcase

How to Get Rid of a Tattoo (Infographic)

This infographic shows how to get rid of a tattoo quite nicely and with a nod to one of my favorite art styles, Art Nouveau. It looks as if an actual photograph was used of a woman and then stylized to resemble an illustration or computer graphic. In any case, it is done very well and is certainly eye-catching. Sex sells and this infographic does that with cheeky success, showing us just enough of the lower back and her lower back tattoo to garner the visual interest that all infographics crave. But this graphic isn’t all style, there is plenty of substance too. The procedure for removing tattoos islabeled and illustrated on the right using multiple tattoo removal methods.

source: http://www.reflectionscenter.com

Artist: http://cooljerk.com/hornographics

The Trustworthiness of Beards!

Found via Matt McInerney’s work-site. This is so true!

I fit into the ‘mildly trustworthy category’ so that’s a good thing! :)

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I am an Interaction Designer based in Stockholm, Sweden. I'm working at Er-gono-mi-design these days, usual doing some awesome stuff. This blog is about exciting things, thoughts and events I happen to stumble upon. Sometimes, its a canvas for random experiments. More often, it'll be a museum of things, links, and nuggets of gold done by other people that I choose to preserve.