In comments, Nick points out a few more musical family trees: a map of jazz styles, a timeline of classical composers, and a flash guide to electronic music. Plus, two more graphical maps: a wonderfully intricate timeline of technological, economic, social, and historical trends from 1750 to 2100 (detail above), and SEED magazine's graphic look at the state of the planet.
6.01.2006
Audiovisual mapping.
In comments, Nick points out a few more musical family trees: a map of jazz styles, a timeline of classical composers, and a flash guide to electronic music. Plus, two more graphical maps: a wonderfully intricate timeline of technological, economic, social, and historical trends from 1750 to 2100 (detail above), and SEED magazine's graphic look at the state of the planet.
one last one, in ultra-ghastly frames+imagemaps navigation. click "people", "history", or "events" on the left. World History:HyperHistory
ReplyDeletei do love those infographics (schematics, diagrams, napkin sketches, notational systems, cartography... ;)