Graphic facilitator and information designer, Kelvy Bird designed this timeline for ARTSomerville, to mark the one year anniversary of the Nave Gallery and for their table at this summer's ArtBeat, put on by the Somerville Arts Council.
Globalsecurity.org displays maps from satelite imagery detailing the sites of the four bomb blasts that ripped through London.
This article titled Elvis Spotted in the Conference Room by Charles Mangin of CapStrat, a strategic communications firm in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Julian Beever is an English artist who’s famous for his art on the pavement of England, France, Germany, US, Australia and Belgium.
Designed by Dan Greenwald and Kimberly Cloutier, the posters at History Shots cover the History of U.S. Political Parties, the Race to the Moon, and the History of Confederate Army, among others
Andrew Snyder sent us a scan of a Newsweek article by T. Trent Gegax, "Not Another PowerPoint Presentation!"
Dernavich is a well-known Boston-based graphic facilitator and cartoonist for many publications such as The New Yorker (including this week's edition), the Wall Street Journal, TIME and the Boston Globe. We caught up with him via an email interview inspired by an invitation to an event sure to inspire fear, loathing and empathy: The Rejection Show.
We're proud of fellow graphic facilitator, Kelvy Bird, a printmaker and painter living and working in the Boston area. Her personal work is on display in Sommerville Open Studios.
I trolled my bloggine in the pond and came across the blog, Visual Being, by way of infographic geniuses at Xplane.
Suggested links from Leah Silverman: Hocus Pocus. For all you antique postcard buffs, a story about a 50-year-old trunk from a magician turned priest. Wizard Academy. Roy Williams is a great writer and teacher. Nice book list and Monday morning newsletter on marketing, advertising and design. UseIt.com: Tips on marketing, web usability and user interface design. Hosts of the Usability Conference. (The downside is that Jacob Nielsen doesn't use graphics, mostly due to optimize download time, but also because he doesn't want to hire an artist!)