Killer Infographics by Submit Infographics » Alcohol http://submitinfographics.com Find, Compare, and Submit Infographics to Killer Infographics Fri, 24 May 2013 21:15:08 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Infographic: The Road to Recovery http://submitinfographics.com/all-infographics/infographic-the-road-to-recovery.html http://submitinfographics.com/all-infographics/infographic-the-road-to-recovery.html#comments Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:15:33 +0000 Gavin http://submitinfographics.com/?p=2296 This infographic comes to us from the folks at Talbott Recovery who said: The following infographic highlights The Road to Recovery through statistics that help tell the story of addiction that many Americans know all too well. Our goal is to raise awareness and to highlight the [...]]]> infographic
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This infographic comes to us from the folks at Talbott Recovery who said:

The following infographic highlights The Road to Recovery through statistics that help tell the story of addiction that many Americans know all too well. Our goal is to raise awareness and to highlight the benefits of drug and alcohol recovery.

The design of this is nice – the seasons blend in well together and I like the overall flow. That said, I have to give this infographic a D overall, as almost none of the graphics I see on this have anything to do with the topic. There is very little data visualization and there is a lot of empty space that readers have to scroll through unnecessarily.

Most of the information is presented with text and the graphics that are there have little or nothing to do with the data. Sometimes it makes sense, for example I like where beer bottles and marijuana leaves are used to represent statistics about alcohol and marijuana. However, there are other parts where there are graphics that don’t really make any sense, like birds, ducks, squirrels, and butterflies to represent alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, and heroine. A good infographic should have images that tell something about the statistics that they are being used to represent, and although these images go with the visual theme of nature going on in this infographic, they simply don’t add to the data visualization.

This infographic is just too large and doesn’t present the information in a way that grabs my attention or makes me interested in the information. If the graphics were changed and text was less relied on to make sense of statistics then this could get a higher grade than a D, but as is it needs a lot of work. A great design can get you far, but data viz is really what makes an infographic.

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There are many infographics out there about drinking, partying, and spirits, and honestly most of them are funny, but this infographic takes a more serious approach when uncovering the top 10 alcoholic countries in the world. Submitted by Methods of Healing, this infographic shows the difference between being tipsy and actual binging, and how this has impacted some countries more than others.

Upon submission, Methods of Healing stated:

Some people think they can out drink everyone else on a fun Friday night, but can you really? Try traveling to some of these heavy drinking countries who think consuming alcohol is a walk in the park. If you’re still alive after this, you probably have the strongest liver in the world…not necessarily the most healthy though.

Overall, the infographic does an OK job of proving its point and a slightly less OK job of tying it into the overall theme of MethodsOfHealing.com. The beveling on the bar graph is a good example of less than perfect design, because the rest of the imagery on the infographic is flat, so the bar graph doesn’t really fit with the bevel effect. The design looks like a first stab at an infographic, which means that Methods Of Healing will improve their infographics over time (hopefully).

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Column Five Media designed this infographic for AskMen.com, and it is a funny graph that shows “How Manly is Your Drink.” The X-Axis is for the hair on your chest scale, and on the high end you have Keith Richards style drinking, and all of the strongest liquors. At the bottom of the X-Axis is Justin Bieber, and drinks like Creme de Cacao. The Y-Axis is for the sophistication scale, and it has Cary Grant on the far right to represent the highest levels of sophistication, and then on the far left is the low point, represented by Brody Jenner.

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