Timelines Swirl Move and Penpoint popular film and TV's Times....yeah
source: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2009/time-travel/
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Here’s a visualisation of time travel plots in various films and TV programs. I had a lot of fun doing this!
It was particularly cool to highlight potential plotlines for “meta movies” where time travellers from different plots could meet and paradox it out. Charlie Kauffman are you reading this??
(By the way, I allowed myself a +1 / -1 year fuzz around the paradoxes. So knives away nerds!)
This is a straight data visualisation, rather than information design. That is, it’s not particularly useful, nor useable, nor meaningful. The inspiration was the coolness of the idea, really. I was excited to see what shape all the plots would make, and whether it could be shaped into something beautiful.
What I really love about this image, though, is the idea that this information has never been seen before. Despite the fact that it exists, in some way,somewhere, wrapped in various plots, it’s never been given form. I have to say, it was a joy to untangle it all :)
Big thanks to talented designers Alice Cho and Dominic Busby for their invaulable contributions. And Jeremy MacLynn for essential art direction.
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There is more at the link.
Also there is this picture of his timeline: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/timelines/
What do you think?
Who can help him with Doctor Who?
It was particularly cool to highlight potential plotlines for “meta movies” where time travellers from different plots could meet and paradox it out. Charlie Kauffman are you reading this??
(By the way, I allowed myself a +1 / -1 year fuzz around the paradoxes. So knives away nerds!)
This is a straight data visualisation, rather than information design. That is, it’s not particularly useful, nor useable, nor meaningful. The inspiration was the coolness of the idea, really. I was excited to see what shape all the plots would make, and whether it could be shaped into something beautiful.
What I really love about this image, though, is the idea that this information has never been seen before. Despite the fact that it exists, in some way,somewhere, wrapped in various plots, it’s never been given form. I have to say, it was a joy to untangle it all :)
Big thanks to talented designers Alice Cho and Dominic Busby for their invaulable contributions. And Jeremy MacLynn for essential art direction.
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There is more at the link.
Also there is this picture of his timeline: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/timelines/
What do you think?
Who can help him with Doctor Who?
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remanns
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Cult of Temporal Congruence!
( "Cult of Temporal Congruence and Continuity" might be stretching time and space,and perhaps the bounds of propriety ) - 2 years ago
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remanns
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remanns
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Very nicely done; elegant. (Still room for more!)
- 2 years ago
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remanns
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stopnoise
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Great visualization! Cyber warp art! It is also interesting the twitter audience statistical analysis visualization. I even think it deserves it own article on the current twitter group section! I see more as an art form, not sure about the stats analysis consistence or veracity there.
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stopnoise
