Recent (and not so recent) work #34

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I used to post these things every few months, and now I see it's been two years since my last one – oh, well, better late than never! So, below you’ll find 20 infographics chosen from my work for Graphic News over the past couple of years.

There are thousands of graphics like these, made by myself and my very talented colleagues – all of which are available from the Graphic News website – plus we offer a wide variety of licensing options should you wish to reprint and/or use any of them online.





















If you wish to see more of my work or find out more about me,
then please visit my website, GraphicGibbon.com



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    These are really cool examples, thanks for the link to the other resource to be able to quickly show others examples of what technical illustration can cover!

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