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Guru on Paper: Edward Tufte

As requested by Jon Hicks,
I present to you none other than one of my favourite gurus: Edward Tufte. From
his book Envisioning Information
to his latest essay on
Powerpoint
, the man has changed my views on (information) design and has
been an inspiration ever since I made my first chart.

edward tufte

Through the magic of bits and bytes I have teleported a younger Edward Tufte
to the twenty-first century! As you can see he is giving a presentation on good
design. Somehow that particular slide looks familiar… Can it be that Tufte
has been notified of the latest
revolution in blogosphere
? Has he come to realize that the new generation
is ready to take on the living legends?

So what guru shall I draw next? Mention your favourite in the comments.

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3 Responses to “Guru on Paper: Edward Tufte”

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  1. ak says:

    haha, i’d like to see zeldman on paper!

  2. Hi,

    GREAT job!

    I enjoy your drawings.

    Great success to you,

    Arthur

  3. Jon Hicks says:

    Great stuff - hooray for the natural media revolution!

    OK - Norman next, he’s crying out for a caricature…

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