Data Flow 2: Visualizing Information In Graphic Design

Data Flow 2: Visualizing Information In Graphic Design

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Information graphics at their best. International interest in the sophisticated and aesthetic visualization of complex

information made Data Flow a bestseller. Today, more and more graphic designers,

advertising agencies, motion designers, and artists work in this area. New

techniques and forms of expression are being developed. Consequently, the

demand for information on this...more
Hardcover, 271 pages
Published March 29th 2010 by Dgv
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Eric Phetteplace
I feel almost exactly the same about Data Flow 2 as I did its predecessor: a little more time spent translating and explaining the graphics would've aided the work greatly, but it's still a profound collection of visuals. There's humor, information, and artistry all wound together throughout the book. Thoroughly enjoyable, whether you feel like perusing a single graphic for an hour or flipping through the whole volume like a coffee table book.
Elisabeth
I really enjoyed this beautiful book. It's filled with stunning images of information and data visualization as well as art. It organizes the visualizations by categories, basic types of visualization - which is great, because it allows you to see how even widely differing visualizations have common themes. Inspirational.
Dylan
I paged through this in a bookstore. It is informative, large and expensive.
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