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The Epitome of Information Aesthetics (according to A. Lau)
What are the ‘best’ or most representative examples of information aesthetics visualisation?
It of course depends on your definition! So, first thing’s first: here was mine/our definition*:
Between the information visualisation research and visualisation art communities lies the emerging phenomenon of information aesthetics. Information aesthetics is proposed as a field which adopts visualisation techniques exhibiting both informational [...]
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Why The Outliers Is Here #1: Fighting On Our Territory
There are a few reasons why The Outliers needs to be here. And I want to be quite frank about this.
I’ll be posting five points (starting with most important) for the next week or two. (Also coming up is a post about Graphic Presentation once the book arrives!! woop!)
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Thoughts on Kyoto: Who’s On Target from Information is Beautiful