With just one week left until the deadline, now's the time to enter your best dataviz, infographics and interactives for a chance to win one of 16 Kantar Information is Beautiful awards.  Seen something you like? Members of the public may nominate work by other creators for...

Navigate the fictional spaces of films, with Andrew DeGraff's Movie Maps. Each piece is hand-painted in minute detail. Choose from 16 classic films including Star Wars, Ghostbusters and The Shining. Inspired? Enter your own work or nominate someone else's....

Melody and lyrics make excellent sources for data visualization. These graphics and interactives are music to our ears. Or eyes.   Matthew Daniels visualises the legacy of Miles Davis for Polygraph.   We love this colourful Beatles analysis by Adam McCann of Du...

Follow us on Facebook and Twitter where we share some of 2016's best dataviz, infographics and interactives.  Here's a selection of our latest finds:  Earth's female astronauts, mapped. @mcwhittemore https://t.co/JAKIGZesR1 #iibawards — Kantar IIB Awards (@infobeautya...

Not long to go before entries & nominations close for the Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards 2016. Only two weeks left to have your work seen by our 40-strong panel of judges and potentially win your share of $30,000 in prizes. Enter your own work or nominate som...

In Quantified Selfie, Lam Thuy Vo digs out the personal in big data. Headphones recommended.  Forget Me Nots delves into one person's inbox...   Rocky Beginnings is a musical journey through a big life change.    I'm Such a Fan explores a fan fiction ...

Follow our Facebook page and Twitter account to keep up with the dataviz, infographics and interactives we're unearthing as the Awards unfold.  Here's just a few of the ones that caught our eye this week. What do college students really do all day? Janelle Hall breaks ...

Inspired by the Olympics? Check out our latest sporting finds.  David Pires' interactive makes tracking Olympic medals simple.   No two MLB stadiums are the same. Sam Vickars investigates how outfield sizes impact play.    Joe Fox walks us through Clayto...

We love Alec Cerminaro's reinterpretation of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing'. Cerminaro has decoded the play – not usually something associated with data – into a clean, stylish visual narrative.  Lies, gossip, drama... it's all in there, plus a host of te...

Here are just a few of our favourite health-related visualizations so far this year. Nathan Yau has told us when people die and what people die from. Now he shows you How You Will Die given your sex, race and age.    Which continent is big on sterilisation? Where ...

As the US elections draw near, the world wonders who'll replace Obama in the White House. While you wait, check out these fun interactives. See why polls should be taken with a grain of salt with Rock n Poll from Maarten Lambrechts. .   What if the 'Bernie Bros' he...

With the Information is Beautiful Awards closing date (Fri 16 Sep) fast approaching, here are our favourite dataviz & infographic finds of the past week.   Big-budget blockbusters are getting worse (Vox)   A Visual Look at 2 Million Chess Games (Ebemunk.com...

With one month until the deadline, this is your reminder to enter or nominate your favourite dataviz, infographics and interactives from May 2015 to now. Professional creators enter your own work (students free; solo practitioners $25; media outlets $50; companies $100 per ...