




It’s fun to see how graphics are evolving.
The title of this post is from one of my favorite blogs Information is Beautiful along with a similar blog information aesthetics.
Above from left to right are
I just like them for the way the display information. I’m more interested in systems performance data but I like these visualizations
The Linkedin visualization has roots in jflowmap which is used to display the second graphic. The third graphic is from a contact on flickr who I think is doing interesting displays with geodata.
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