After 18 months of putting together charts on everything from beer to professional wrestlers, we’re often asked at Pop Chart Lab how we come up with this stuff. Our method varies a bit from chart to chart, but there are some tools and processes that serve us well. Here, we detail how we assembled our latest product chart, “The Insanely Great History of Apple.”

via How Pop Chart Lab Made That Amazing Apple Infographic | Co. Design.

Created by the OTC drug startup Help Remedies, this infographic lays out all the options for headache pills that you typically find at the pharmacy:

via Infographic Of The Day: The Insane Choices You Face At The Drugstore | Co. Design.

The Tag: We’re It project (curated by Lee Billington and Lisa Kaselak) uses Microsoft Tag technology to ‘aesthetically explore the relationship between data and memory.’ The large installation includes various Microsoft Tags, which from afar, appear like binary dots scattered across a wall. Smaller black-framed squares can be moved around and depending which Microsoft Tag a block moves over, a particular video will play.

via Microsoft Tags Converted Into Interactive Digital Art @PSFK.

You may never have heard of Hubble’s constant, but everyone knows what “the big bang” theory is.

via Why Science Depends On Good Branding | Co. Design.

Advertising legend Hal Riney (creator of Bartles & Jaymes as well as an entire genre of wine and beer advertising) once said that, “The best insurance against mediocrity is hiring the best possible vendors.”

via What Sets Small Firms Apart From The Pack? They Think Big. | Co. Design.