information aesthetics.Where form follows data.
a A1-sized poster (originally created in 2003 for Motorola’s 75th anniversary) containing all 31,260 words from the Apollo moon landing transcript. from a distance the poster looks simply like a rich, silver texture, a glossy panel of light, drawing the viewer to it.
reminds of Ben Fry's single chromosome poster.
[fibredesign.co.uk & fibredesign.co.uk(pdf)]
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| Data Flow: Visualising Information in Graphic Design Klanten et al. |
Visual Thinking for Design Colin Ware |
Algorithms for Visual Design Kostas Terzidis |
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That's "one small step for A man". Even if it's not audible :)
Does anyone know whether this poster can be had from somewhere?
After seeing this I couldn't help redoing it a bit better with my "textorizer" tool. See http://lapin-bleu.net/riviera/?p=62
I was hoping to purchase this poster somewhere...does anyopne know where I can buy it?
My email address is dzirkel@allegradigital.com if you have any information.