Information Visualization: a personal retrospective

(Force-Directed Edge Bundling for) Graph Visualization

Mapping calls

Interesting (dead?) project

(Lessons From the Swiss Cheese Map ) "Maps record facts, but whether by design or accident, they also project worldviews and function as arguments. Every map reflects a set of judgments that influence the viewer's impression of the underlying data. The choice of colors and labels, the cropping, and the process of selecting what gets included and what gets left out all combine to form a visual gestalt. A skilled designer can make peace seem inevitable or impossible, reassuring or terrifying, logical or jumbled." - Shari Motro Via

The Future of Learning: Visualization, Collaboration, Play

Dot-bombs

(Book) Never Use White Type on a Black Background (And 50 Other Ridiculous Design Rules)

(Archives) http://www.banffcentre.ca/bnmi/programs/archives/2002/interactive_screen/listen.aspx

Banksy (aka Robert Banks — a 32-year-old from Bristol) found his own gallery on the streets of Britain; http://www.eyewalls.com/art/entry/banksy/#

"Maps can be counted on to return lively earthbound memories." - Robert Genn
"Time is a by-product of the specific task that we seek to solve." - Craig Mundie
"It's the end of the world as we know it... and I feel fine." - REM
"The hardest thing to hide is something that is not there." - Eric Hoffer
"Raphael paints wisdom…" - Ralph Waldo Emerson