Information is Beautiful Awards 2012: Entries

Dubbed as the world’s first open contest to celebrate excellence and beauty in data visualizations, infographics and information design, the Information is Beautiful contest has had a great response with quite a few ‘eye-popping’ entries. The judges for the contest were David McCandless (Data journalist & information designer), Brian Eno (Musician & visual artist), Paola Antonelli (Museum of Modern Art), Simon Rogers (The Guardian datablog), Maria Popova (Cultural curator), Aziz Cami (Creative Director, Kantar), and the online infoviz community! Take a look at some of the entries (few of them went on to win).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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jay
jay
11 years ago

i m a graphic design student frm d phillipines, and i hv a info-grafics priojct cming up. nice 2 c dis. ty

Tameka
Tameka
11 years ago

Very creative work… would like to do some infographics myself.

Allyson
Allyson
11 years ago

Ty for sharing this Milindo!

obaid h
obaid h
11 years ago

certainly less intimidating than lot of numbers being thrown in my face

V Cusimano
V Cusimano
11 years ago

Nice! The body parts had me laughing. :)

Tameka F
Tameka F
11 years ago

I am an interaction designer with an interest in infoviz as well. These are amazing although a little more higher res would have been even better. Great site btw, putting on rss.

d talukdar
d talukdar
11 years ago

love the lady with the head scarves, refugees and immigrants,,,very creative.

m heaston
m heaston
11 years ago

did not quite get the ‘invisible city’ one..ah well, the main website also does not give more detail…hv to google around.

Vaibhavi
Vaibhavi
11 years ago

I remember my school geograohy atlas which had these illustrations with brief descriptions and labels. I used to enojy studying those a lot! The same thing has evolved now to address many diff things I see.

Amie Skillings
Amie Skillings
11 years ago

I do not exactly know what each of them really mean to convey, but they look lovely!

Cody
Cody
11 years ago

The Booker Prize plot lines look neat…haha…would never have thought of Booker books in this form.