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Creating a color palette with your favorite music.
Color and music are both about evoking emotions; why not combine them? This infographic shows beautiful abstract visualizations, based on color palettes inspired by each album.
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The rainbow colors of planet Earth, painted with sensational photography.
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Appreciate the natural world on Earth Day.
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Many scientists and experts fear that humanity is reaching the point of peak water — the point at which freshwater is being consumed faster than it is being replenished or available. In the infographic above we take a look at the amount of water use around the world. Can we cut back before we reach the point of no return?
Kylie Schultz researched, wrote and produced this infographic as a participant in the Ensia Mentor Program. Her mentor for the project was Ensia director Todd Reubold. Infographic design and layout byAmber Billings.
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Content Marketing means creating and sharing valuable free content to attract and convert prospects into customers, and customers into repeat buyers.
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A Lannister always knows their facts.
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Most brands, by now, recognize the power of social media and understand it’s not just a passing fad. In fact, if Facebook were a country, it would have the third-highest population, behind China and India.
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NO SCHOOL. ONLY GIFS.
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Shirley Hyman, age 100, has a love story for the ages.
In the first mini-documentary by Humans of New York creator Brandon Stanton, Hyman sweetly reflects on her time with her late husband, Moe.
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