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Our concept was to design a packaging using nutritional facts about the food product. For the milk carton, we used the four sides to inform about the caloric ratio, nutrience balance completeness, ingredients and amount per serving.
A recent survey shows people are hungry for more information about what they put into their bodies.
Image sources: Consumer Attitudes and Preferences About Food Safety, Shopping Options, Allergies and Diets on healthline.
* Read Consumers Concerned About Pesticides, GMO Foods, Survey Shows on healthline and on usatoday, March 18, 2015.
* All our posts tagged EDCs and pesticides.
Bouldering Infographic depicting the ongoing debate between a Highball and a Tall Problem.
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ESA’s ESTEC Test Centre for satellites is the largest facility of its kind in Europe, regularly employed by top terrestrial companies too, to test their own high-performance products.
Credit: ESA–F. Zonno
Bankruptcy is a sensitive case, often feared to the point no one dared to fully understand what it is. Let this infographics help you have a better understanding about bankruptcy and how a bankruptcy lawyer in Baltimore can be of help.
It's been three years since we released our first science images, here's a recap of the last three years of wonder!
Credit: NASA/Julia Shepherd
Image description:
An infographic with a Webb deep field background, black with dotted galaxies and stars. Golden hexagons with stats about Webb written in black are superimposed on the background. Across the top is written: "3 Years of Wonder, James Webb Space Telescope."
In bottom left is an artist illustration of the telescope. In the hexagon at far left it says, "Collected 543 terabytes of data
That's the capacity of 4,200+ smart phones with 128 GB each!"
Next row of hexagons to the right, top: "Showcased 230+ images in press releases by NASA & ESA."
Bottom: "Spent 21,500+hours observing"
Next row, top: "Looked 13.4 billing years into the past & will continue breaking records for the farthest galaxy."
Bottom: "First CO2 detected in the atmosphere of an exoplanet, called WASP-39 b."
At the far right, top: "Completed 862 programs of observation with 274 more beginning in July 2025."
Bottom: "Observed 189+ exoplanets."
Small text in white at the bottom: "As of July 1, 2025"
Looking at this from purely a graphical perspective, here is "The Pyramid of Internet Pircacy" infographic (PDF) from the MPAA.
Everything you need to know to inspire you to take on a microadventure.
For PDFs with clickable links please visit www.alastairhumphreys.com/microadventure-infographic/
Los mineros no sabían leer, la forma más sencilla de transmitir advertencias era por medio de dibujos.
Infographics about Death Penalty around the world with different type of executions around the world.
Infographic to show what Zabisco is and what is involved in what we do. Infographics can be a useful tool in communicating more complex ideas.
This one appeared in NMA (New Media Age) in 2011.
11”x17” Infographic of the entire Lost Timeline.
The timelines are organized the same way they are on the show, all playing out concurrently.
I'm more interested in mapping the show's storytelling techniques than presenting a simple cause-and-effect timeline.
My Tumblr: davidryanandersson.tumblr.com/post/1434510241/11-x17-info...
An infographic showing the four Galilean moons of Jupiter to scale.
Image Credits: Moons: NASA/JPL/Galileo, Jupiter: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute; Image data processing and layout: Kevin M. Gill
Infographic combines maps, statistics, graphics and illustrations to create a better understanding of the Amazon and its challenges.
This infographic refers to the 2007 IPCC report about the global warming, with particular focus on food, fibre and forest production.
The data analysis highlights a huge impact on the soil capacity according to the forecast about a rise of the temperature in the next decades.
Despite the positive effect on the crop production in the short term, in 2080 the scenario expected is alarming.
The topside of this visualization shows how the temperature would affect the cereals production (maize, rice and wheat) and how this could directly influence the global percentage of the people at risk of hunger.
The growth of the population and the simultaneous decrease in crop production do not allow the balance between supply and demand: between 2050 and 2080 this gap could cause negative social-economic effects.
The second part visualizes the relations between Humanity and the other actors of the system. Main relations link Humanity with Livestock, Agriculture and Forestry (medium level), which are themselves connected with Soil and Atmosphere. This second level of the system is where the effect of the Global Warming are firstly received. Than, by the connection with the medium level, these effects would fall on Humanity.
The title of the poster encloses the whole meaning: global warming has effects on cereals and their absence causes the death of Humanity. Humanity is also the first cause of the temperature increase, so it is like a sort of self destruction.
The only way to stop this vicious circle is by changing the human behaviors. Humanity can't act directly on Soil and Atmosphere, but can try to do concrete actions against the Global Warming in order to save cereals and also itself.
Project by:
Lara Caputo
Eleonora Cattaneo
Andrea Larghi
Enrico Luparello
Anna Menegolli
Infographic design for "Technion – Israel Institute of Technology", Computer Science Faculty Magazine 2018
This 16x20 infographic was intended to be part of a series of profession guides for World of Warcraft.
The database is a choas. A folksonomt doesn't have a topview. Important is the moment of particpation.
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Unfortunately the scan got a little cut off in the margin of the book, but this is from the Planning survey report of Canberra city district published in 1959 by the National Capital Development Commission.
Interesting to see data like the % of various building materials used on the exterior of buildings being tabulated and represented spatial. The result is a map that starts to indicate qualities of the built environment, but does so on an objective basis. You interpret whether a primarily brick neighborhood is good or bad, these are the facts.
The original offset print is beautiful and unfortunately it does not translate well to screen.
Each coloured dot represents a respondent:
Infographic depicting a study that was conducted through 1000 online surveys. The objective was to determine if people were able to swap a talent/skill that they were good at for something else what would it be? The first graph depicts what respondents felt they were best at, while the second graph depicts the talent/skill respondents would swap their skill for.
Link to part 2 : www.flickr.com/photos/29071316@N06/4230283115/
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Infographic commissioned by ColumnFive for Bluekai's website.
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