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Lessons from visual journalism

Lessons from visual journalism

July 1, 2014 · by lupi · in event, example, opinion

"Telling the story with the picture you create." via @lulupinney #visualDEN pic.twitter.com/rUFoaedUJN — James Lethem (@Sycren) June 5, 2014 Many people in industries beyond journalism are having to communicate visually in their work, or to put it another way tell…

Core values

Core values

March 13, 2014 · by lupi · in example, opinion

In a world of colourful, interactive, big data it can be easy to forget that straightforward infographics still have their part to play, adding breadth and depth to news stories as the BBC correctly describe it. Here are two good…

Infographics for the radio

Infographics for the radio

September 10, 2010 · by lupi · in example

I was joking that having worked in print followed by online and a short stint with TV this summer the next logical step would be infographics for radio. Then I remembered Amanda Cox is already setting the pace with her…

Print v online

Print v online

March 8, 2010 · by lupi · in example, opinion

These two graphics show how a simple conversion of an online graphic to print, or vice versa, is all that’s needed to play to the strengths of the medium in question. This work is by the New York Time’s Amanda…

Intelligent internet design

Intelligent internet design

April 6, 2009 · by lupi · in example

This is another graphic from the New York Times that plays to the strengths of the internet, that is to say takes advantage of interaction to present a large data set in a small space. And by considering the editorial…

Calculators

Calculators

January 22, 2009 · by lupi · in example

Playing to the strengths of the internet – an interactive medium* – I think calculators are a really good way of getting people to explore content such that they gain a better understanding of the subject. The best way of…

The meaning’s in the movement

The meaning’s in the movement

July 1, 2008 · by lupi · in example

A graphic that works harder than a print graphic ever could because of the movement of the blocks when you select a different demographic. You literally see how the voters’ allegiance shifts. Simple but ideal use of interaction.

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I am Lulu Pinney. This is my blog. Hello! contact at lulupinney dot co dot uk
The majority of work featured on this blog isn't mine. They are examples of infographic design and visual journalism drawn from all over that I consider to be good*. With more and more visual infostuff out there I’m interested in curating a collection of good* work. And in this way I can further explore my definition of what good* is. That is why I blog.

*Good infographic design is…

…clear, relevant, engaging, useful, original, elegant

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