When you need to know, just google that shit. CSS3 Typography experiment. Font by Daniel Hernandez, available at FontSquirrel
thinkbot
Making sense of my surroundings.
New print. Space Explorer, printed on 100% cotton rag, acid-free archival paper.
8”x8”-$18
13”x13”-$26
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Info-graphic using data from Bank of America’s online portfolio tracker. It automatically categorizes all of your transactions, and seemed pretty accurate along the way. I have the dollar amount for all of those, and it’s eye-opening to think about how much you end up paying for something over a year. There is no way that it should cost me over a grand to have tv and internet. I spent less than half as much on gas. It even broke that ‘miscellaneous’ category down into little bits as well. Having those kind of tools online is a step in the right direction, but they all suffer from complicated user interfaces and lame visualization devices. Take a look at the Feltron Report for some other info-graphic inspiration:
Electric grid.
TV interference pattern.
Repeating background tile made from the back of a temporary street sign. Feel free to use this tile in your work. 250 and 150px versions below.
Bridge over Rt. 70 in Baltimore
