Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Showcasing projects including Information graphics in context (2010), Interest no.4 - Refugees and Immigrants, Interest no.5 - Health and Healthcare, Interest no.6 - Law and order.

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Peter Ørntoft is a visual communicator based in Copenhagen. He was at graphic designer at Monday Morning at Denmark, Studio Dumbar at Rotterdam, and currently freelancing. Peter has exhibited in "Avoid red arrows" with DIY Magazine, "Transit" at Kraftwerket, Copenhagen and among others.

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

IdN Extra 07: Infographics p94-95

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Peter Ørntoft (Copenhagen, Denmark)

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IdN Extra 07: Infographics — Designing Data

IdN Extra 07: Infographics — Designing Data

Using graphics to convey information has long been a fundamental design challenge. How do you get people to notice and absorb data that may in itself be quite mundane — but that it is necessary for them to know, as well as making it beautiful? In this special issue, we present more than 120 examples of this all-important design genre.

MIT SENSEable City Lab (Massachusetts, USA)

MIT SENSEable City Lab (Massachusetts, USA)

Trash Track (2009 - 2010): Trash Track is an study into understanding the 'removal-chain' of our cities' trash. The project utilitise hundreds of small, smart, location aware tags. These tags are attached to different types of trash so that these items can be followed through the city's waste management system, revealing the final journey of our everyday objects in a series of real time visualizations.

Francesco Franchi (Milan, Italy)

Francesco Franchi (Milan, Italy)

Showcashing projects including: Fai le fusa, persiano (2010), Altro che disarmo (2010), Ladri di lamette (2011), La babele delle birre (2010), La fattoria dei pesci (2009), Più veloce dell'aereo (2008), Aiuto chiamate Noè (2009).

Ben Willers (Lincoln, UK)

Ben Willers (Lincoln, UK)

Life in Data (2011): Self initiated project visualising personal details of one's day-to-day life. Information of everything is collected in minute detail and then visualised from nutritional intake to bank account activity.

Tien Min Liao (New York, USA)

Tien Min Liao (New York, USA)

Ilha Formosa (2011): Tactile illustrations highlighting various information about Taiwan, otherwise know as Ilha Formosa, meaning Beautiful Island in Portuguese. A self promotonal project.

Lemongraphic - Rayz Ong (Singapore, Singapore)

Lemongraphic - Rayz Ong (Singapore, Singapore)

Project 365 (2010): Information posters for Project 365 Graphical degree Project 2010. Each pyramids represents the amount of data collected for each month and the colors is categorized in 12 different months. A statistics charts is accompany by the poster to create an overview of information of the design.