02 Oct
read the interview we gave for spanish infographics blogger Carlos Gámez Kindelán
Leonardo Fibonacci was an Italian mathematician. The sequence of numbers in which each number is the sum of the previous two (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 etc.) is named after him.
We at Golden Section Graphics in Berlin use the fibonacciLAB as a place to experiment with some of the newest designing technologies. Read more…
read the interview we gave for spanish infographics blogger Carlos Gámez Kindelán
How could a control concept for a simple infographic look like? Watch our video to see our experiments!
How to sort the earth’s land mass by surface type…? Click (or tap) here to find out!
Yes, these splotches represent numbers! Find out what they mean by klicking (or tapping) here.
see how we visualized many many values in a small poster
a new way to show the world — by the fibonacciLAB
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