Infographics

The Luxury of Protest

The Luxury of Protest today release their latest project – a poster titled Everyone Ever in the World – commissioned by Counter-Objects. Counter -Objects is the objects focused arm of Counter-Print which is also being unveiled today. Many thank to Peter for the heads up.

Check it–

www.theluxuryofprotest.com

www.counter-objects.co.uk

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Qube

London studio Qube Studio have collaborated with digital artist, Simon Page, to produce a desk calendar that is original, recyclable, expresses our unique approach to design, and above all useful long-term.

The “I’m not a calendar” calendar features digital illustrations of geometric cubes, where pages are folded in such a way that they are reusable as posters or gift-wrap.

Check it–

www.qubestudio.com

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Character

Friend of Bitique Darren Scotland from creative recruitment agency Character has been in touch to show us the new year planner – designed his good self.

Check it–

www.charactercreative.co.uk

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The Office of Feltron

Nicholas Feltron is a NYC based designer specialising in information graphics and also the founder of www.daytum.com, a site for counting and communicating daily data. His work has been seen in Creative Review, Wired and The WallStreet Journal.

Check it–

www.theofficeof.feltron.com

www.daytum.com

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Overnewsed but Uninformed

This beautiful infographic study was in circulation several months ago and has been in the bitique ‘vault’ for a while. Exploring the over saturation of news in these modern times and questions the validity of these sources. The experiment by Stefan Bräutigam of Mainz, Germany is a modernist designer’s approach to displaying news and statistics in an unbiased form.

The entire document is free to download as a PDF for further inspection.

www.overnewsed-but-uninformed.de

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