TEXAS: A HISTORICAL ATLAS

Just received: Texas Reference Source Award from the Texas Library Association

"The maps are spectacularly drawn. They are colorful, clearly rendered and informative."

The Galveston Daily News

Even though Texas: A Historical Atlas was out only a few months, it finished 2010 as the 11th top-selling map book on Amazon.com.

• The Map Room rates Atlas in best-selling map books of 2010.

Atlas makes Top 10 list of Texas books, Abilene Reporter News.

Galveston Daily News calls the Atlas lavish and worth reading.

To view excerpts of the book.

HOT OFF THE PRESSES

Check out the infographic I just finished for a Manhattan realtor.

 

Two recent pieces for Newsweek magazine.


SOCIAL MEDIA

My first-ever social media piece—a huge, complicated graphic I researched and illustrated in a frantic four days at the beginning of the Deepwater oil spill. There are a number of things I would do differently if I had a do-over, but the piece went viral and got a fabulous response.

"The BP Spill . . . has been a hard story to follow and understand all of the details. I thought this infographic was fantastic at explaining the big picture story in its entirety. It was designed by Carol Zuber-Mallison and it is enormous + very detailed, but zoom in and take a look; the information is fantastic." –Parallax Visual Communication blog

LATEST PROJECTS

Below is a slide show of things I've done recently. Captions and motion controllers are at bottom. If you want to see more of my work, check out my online portolio.


THE LATEST IN GRAPHICS: AN INFO-CAKE

At left, a chart I did for a new research project being launched by Educause, a non-profit association whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting the intelligent use of information technology. At right, the cake they served at their kick-off party. Sweet!