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An animated motion video created by Outside Line for the Friends of Butter campaign [friendsofbutter.co.uk], aiming to dispel the myths of the unhealthy side of eating butter.
Watch the movie below.
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Cute infographic, but not actually very dense with information, alas...
When its dense with butter, who needs information!
Attractive style. But yeah... not much visually measurable data except for fleeting moments.
Nice style; it reminded me of the "fake retro" videos you can find in the game Fallout 3.
It has to be butter - it just tastes... like butter!!
Beautifully put together. Margarine is filth.
It tells what it has to tell effectively in a few minutes, why should it be more dense?
In the recent times, it seems like if dense infography = quality. I think that´s because designers begin to get int inf design as an art more than as a tool and that´s a complete mistake.
So butter is better because it is made more simply, and tastes better.
Margarine used to be (oh no!) illegal. But then, so did alcohol, and, I don't know, going out without a top hat.
So, no real useful facts (no mention of which was healthier).
Really, it's all graphic, and no info.
What a waste of time.