1. Occupy Wall Street hand signalsby Ape Lad (via BoingBoing)

    Occupy Wall Street hand signals
    by Ape Lad (via BoingBoing)

  2. Map of Scientific Collaborations, USAby Oliver H. Beauchesne (via tiffanihillin)

    Map of Scientific Collaborations, USA
    by Oliver H. Beauchesne (via tiffanihillin)

  3. Data Cake(from Epic. graphic)  

    Data Cake
    (from Epic. graphic)  

  4. Map of the History of Fantasy and Science Fiction, From Gilgamesh Battlestar Gallactica (via technoccult)

    Map of the History of Fantasy and Science Fiction, From Gilgamesh Battlestar Gallactica

    (via technoccult)

  5. How stir-frying works. (via BoingBoing)

    How stir-frying works.

    (via BoingBoing)

  6. The CoenfographicDesigner Tom Muller charts out the recurring actors and their roles in the Coen Brother’s movies.

    The Coenfographic
    Designer Tom Muller charts out the recurring actors and their roles in the Coen Brother’s movies.

  7. Map of Emerging US Megaregions

    Map of Emerging US Megaregions

  8. Myriahedral projections of the earth, from computer scientist Jack van Wijk “use algorithms to ‘unfold’ and cut into the Earth’s surface in a way that minimises distortion, and keeps the distracting effect of cutting into the map to a minimum. (via the always fascinating BLDGBLOG)

    Myriahedral projections of the earth, from computer scientist Jack van Wijk “use algorithms to ‘unfold’ and cut into the Earth’s surface in a way that minimises distortion, and keeps the distracting effect of cutting into the map to a minimum.

    (via the always fascinating BLDGBLOG)

  9. 17th century Dutch information graphics designers tackle the Book of Genesis (via bibliodyssey)

    17th century Dutch information graphics designers tackle the Book of Genesis (via bibliodyssey)

  10. Ranking and Mapping Scientific Knowledge →

    The Eigenfactor Project and Moritz Stefaner collaborate in these interactive visualizations “based on Eigenfactor Metrics and hierarchical clustering to explore emerging patterns in citation networks.” Yeah… or in other words, this series of four visualizations - radial diagram, stacked, clustering, and network map - explore journal article citations.

    via FlowingData