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050 00$aP93.5$b.H454 2014
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100 1 $aHeller, Steven.
245 10$aInfographic designers' sketchbooks /$cSteven Heller, Rick Landers.
260 $aNew York, NY :$bPrinceton Architectural Press,$cc2014.
300 $a351 p. :$bill.(some col.) ;$c31 cm.
505 0 $aIntroduction : Raw data, fresh cooked -- Accurat ; Eirk Adigard ; Deborah Adler ; Kelli Anderson ; Alberto Antoniazzi ; Clint Beharry ; Nicholas Blechman ; Norm Blumenthal ; Mike Bostock ; Christopher Cannon ; Caroline + Young ; Laura Cattaneo ; Tony Chu ; Ben Clark ; Clever°Franke ; Timothy Cohan ; Column Five ; Antoine Corbineau ; Jonathan Corum ; Jennifer Daniel ; Philipp Datz ; Tom?s de Carcer ; Stefan Fichtel ; Funnel, Inc. ; Agnieszka Gasparska ; John Grimwade ; Peter Grundy ; Jan Hartwig ; Colin Hayes ; Headcase Design ; Francisco Hernandez ; Nigel Holmes ; Tim Hucklesby ; Hyperakt ; Karlssonwilker, Inc. ; Joel Katz ; Stanford Kay ; Viktor Koen ; La Tigre ; Krzysztof Lenk ; Tim Leong ; Aleksandar Macasev ; Niall McCormack ; Made by Friends ; Russ Maschmeyer ; MGMT.design ; Nathalie Miebach ; Paul D. Miller ; Tyler Mintz ; Oliver Munday ; Onformative ; Papercut ; Pop Chart Lab ; Thomas Porostocky ; Stefanie Posavec ; Clara Prieto ; Raureif ; Nik Schulz ; Section Design ; Serge Siedlitz ; Lizzy Showman ; Cooper Smith ; Hyemi Song ; Karin Soukup ; Paul Soulellis ; Moritz Stefaner ; Otto Steininger ; Scott Thomas ; Thai Truong ; Samuel Velasco ; Massimo Vignelli ; Aljaz Vindis ; Mahir Yavuz.
520 $a"We have entered the period of Big Data, where huge amounts of information can be gathered and processed with ever greater speeds, where algorithms have become so refined that they can predict behavior and tell us what we want. Increasingly, graphic designers and illustrators try to understand what all the information we have collected really means and how we can make sense of it to improve our personal and professional lives. This is not new: humans have been trying to map their worlds since they could draw. More recently, in our Information Age, many publications have collected examples of information graphics. Infographic Designers' Sketchbooks, however, is the first publication to get behind the finished image, to reveal how a stack of numbers could be transformed into a beautiful image rich with meaning and explanation. From the political charts of the New York Times to gadget instruction manuals, from creating a narrative out of complex process or spaces to mapping physical fitness, visualizing data is one of the preoccupations of our day. This timely publication, which will appeal to graphic and interaction designers as well as information visualizers across all media and subjects, offers a deeper understanding of how a diverse range of designers attempt to explain our world"--$cProvided by publisher.
650 0$aCommunication$xGraphic methods.
650 0$aInformation visualization.
650 0$aVisual communication.
700 1 $aLanders, Rick.