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The design on this is awesome. When I reached the bottom I kept trying to scroll further–I wanted to see how many layers of nighttime graveyard I could get through! It’s very visually engaging. I love the giant blue eyes by the YouTube views section. It flows well, the dimensions are good, and the text is minimal, appropriately placed, and easy to spot.

The only data visualizations on here are the number of times each single went platinum and the number of YouTube video views (although it took some scrutinizing for me to realize that there was a numerical basis for the line graph in that section–it would have been helpful if they were organized by least-to-most views). The number of weeks spent on the charts are represented only by the number. The number of Twitter followers could have been visualized by comparing how many followers @LadyGaga has compared to some other celebs. Speaking of the Twitter mention, the last “a” in her Twitter name seems to be bigger than all the other letters…

This spooky IG could benefit from more consideration put into what sort of data could be represented visually. Graphs and charts could have been used in several places that they weren’t, which would’ve been prime opportunity for even more unique content. Maybe the way the YouTube line graph is employed could be the groundwork for more data viz. More comparison to other top artists, songs and videos would support this, too.

Overall I’d give this infographic a C. It’s original and it’s on the right track, but it needs the extra push to take the visuals from just symbolism to actual data viz.

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This graphic is kind of like a scavenger hunt, or a patchwork quilt of singer celebrities. Look for one pointy cone bra… there it is! Dress made of muppet eyes… found it! It’s pretty fun to see if you can recall each outfit from just a clue and a style tag.

“Madonna and Lady Gaga: Two shameless pop stars willing to try anything, no matter
how abominable or shocking, to secure a seat at the top of the charts (and tabloids).”

Unfortunately, this isn’t really an infographic; it’s a map of fashion. The design is pretty basic, and the resolution isn’t very high. Any zooming in or out makes it almost unreadable. I wish we could have a little more info about the background of each style, too. The styles would need to be supplemented with statistics–the rankings of Paparazzi and Material Girl on the Billboard charts, or how much the music videos cost, or the number of people that tuned into VMA performances.

Overall, I give this infographic a D-, because the proportions are fine and the intent is good, but it’s all graphic and no data viz.