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Pretty amazing early infographic from Florence Nightingale, nurse and statistician, from 1858. The "Rose Diagram" was an effort to show an epidemic disease could be controlled by environmental changes like ventilation and shelter. Via historyofinformation.com/det…

Looking at the history of design, W.E.B. Du Bois, sociologist & professor and his students created an exhibit for the Paris Exhibition of 1900. The infographics are amazing, ahead of their time, and...well...out there! Thanks to @Lett_Arc you can see Silas Munro's Data Portraits.

Merci beaucoup #kikk16 #namur it has been undeniably fascinating to see that much talent and inspiration in one place. Allons-y! – at Namur, Belgium

A little after party at #kikk16 iá eglise saint loup.. which my plebian french sounds like they're taking the flock thing seriously. – at Namur, Belgium

A gentleman and a lifesaver, fully worth the queue. #kikk16 – at Namur, Belgium

I finally am starting to understand how neural networks affect, create audio, video and photos w/@genekogan (and a little scared) #kikk16

Learned all about context with one of the most thoughtful and we'll delivered talk by @prgarc ...so much to research later!

A picture or it didn't happen! @ezyjules of @ustwo

Nicky Assmann talking about perspective and soap, and then freezing in northern Finland. #kikk16

KIKK festival begins on a perfect note: coffee and food trucks. #kikk16

We decided to make a pit stop in Paris on our way to the KIKK festival #kikk16 – at Paris, France

A small wait to get in. #anticipation #fright

All kinds of spooky at @MilwaukeePubLib for #librarylouddays

Our process and behind the scenes the new @walters_museum Walters Ex Libris manuscripts website: bytestudios.com/blog/post/si…