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Red and white concentric circles forming a target or bullseye pattern with small black dots near the center.

2008-06-25

Red Bullseye Target Illustration

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Should McCain just embrace the bad polls? by Nate Silver

Red and white concentric circles forming a target or bullseye pattern with small black dots near the center.

2008-06-25

Red Concentric Circles Target Illustration

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Should McCain just embrace the bad polls? by Nate Silver

Red and white concentric circles forming a target or bullseye pattern with small black dots near the center.

2008-06-26

Red Bullseye Target Illustration

From Should McCain just embrace the bad polls? by Nate Silver

Red and white concentric circles forming a target or bullseye pattern with small black dots near the center.

2008-06-26

Red Concentric Circles Target Illustration

From Should McCain just embrace the bad polls? by Nate Silver

Red and white concentric circles forming a target or bullseye pattern with small black dots near the center.

2008-07-12

Red Bullseye Target Illustration

From This Post is Already Written by Nate Silver

Red and white concentric circles forming a target or bullseye pattern with small black dots near the center.

2008-07-12

Red Concentric Circles Target Illustration

From This Post is Already Written by Nate Silver

A small illustration of a police siren or emergency light with red and blue flashing lights on a dark base.

2008-08-21

Police Siren Illustration

From McCain Now Winning Small Majority of Simulations by Nate Silver

Illustration of a police or emergency siren light with red and blue flashing lights on a dark base.

2008-10-17

Emergency Siren Light Illustration

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Bad Spin Watch: Drudge Touts Weeks-Old, Web-Based Poll by Nate Silver

Illustration of a police or emergency siren light with red and blue flashing lights on a dark base.

2008-10-17

Emergency Siren Light Illustration

From Bad Spin Watch: Drudge Touts Weeks-Old, Web-Based Poll by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of a black fox silhouette leaping over brick bar chart columns on a blue background.

2008-10-31

Fox Leaping Over Brick Bar Charts Illustration

From McCain's Mountain of a Problem by Nate Silver

Stylized flat illustration of six figures in historical Renaissance-era costumes in shades of blue, red, and pink.

2008-10-31

Renaissance Costume Figures Illustration

From McCain's Mountain of a Problem by Nate Silver

Cartoon still showing two animated animal characters sitting in rocking chairs on a porch, sharing drinks at a small table.

2008-12-03

Cartoon Characters on Porch

From FiveThirtyEight.com: Politics Done Right: Saxby Shows Republicans The Way Forward? by Nate Silver

Stylized dot-pattern portrait of the Joker character with clown makeup, rendered in a halftone-like circular grid of black and white dots.

2009-02-18

Joker Dot Portrait Illustration

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: For Entertainment Purposes Only by Nate Silver

Stylized dot-pattern illustration of a face with clown-like makeup, resembling the Joker character, rendered in a halftone or pointillist style.

2009-02-19

Joker Face Dot Art Illustration

From For Entertainment Purposes Only by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing sperm cells on a bright yellow background, used decoratively for an article about fertility or reproductive health.

2009-02-26

Sperm Cells Editorial Illustration

From Did Race Win the Election for Obama? by Neil Paine

2009-03-08

Fox Face Logo Illustration

From FiveThirtyEight: Millionaires for McCain, Billionaires for Obama . . . or Maybe Not by Andrew Gelman

Editorial illustration showing people walking past rows of computer workstations in an office or voting center setting.

2009-06-18

People Walking Past Computer Workstations Illustration

From Unconvincing (to me) Use of Benford's Law to Demonstrate Election Fraud in Iran by Harry Enten

Stylized political campaign-style graphic reading Palin Romney 2012 in distressed red, white, and blue typography with a star banner.

2009-06-29

Palin Romney 2012 Campaign Graphic

From Palin-Romney ’12 by Tom Schaller

Editorial illustration showing an iPod Touch, a hockey puck, and a novelty doll labeled collectively as Things with red arrows pointing to each.

2009-08-11

Things (iPod, Hockey Puck, Novelty Doll)

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Not All Socialist Countries are Alike by Nate Silver

A hybrid flag combining the UK Union Jack with a Canadian red maple leaf overlaid in the center, suggesting a British-Canadian theme.

2009-08-11

UK-Canada Hybrid Flag Illustration

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Not All Socialist Countries are Alike by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing an iPod Touch, a hockey puck, and a novelty doll labeled Things with red arrows pointing to each object.

2009-08-11

Things (iPod, Hockey Puck, Novelty Doll)

From Not All Socialist Countries are Alike by Nate Silver

A hybrid flag combining the UK Union Jack with a Canadian maple leaf symbol overlaid in the center.

2009-08-11

UK-Canada Hybrid Flag Illustration

From Not All Socialist Countries are Alike by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing a woman carrying a large overflowing laundry basket while a man stands idle nearby, on a pink background.

2009-10-13

Woman Carrying Laundry Basket Illustration

From Honey, Does This Governor Make Me Look Fat? by Nate Silver

XKCD webcomic strip showing a person at a computer refusing to come to bed because someone is wrong on the internet.

2009-12-29

XKCD: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet

From The Internet is Underrated: A Note on Activism, Populism and Polarization at the End of the ‘Aughts by Nate Silver

2010-05-02

Nerdfight IV Logo

From Nerdfight: Episode IV — Return of the Tories by Nate Silver

The original Gerrymander illustration showing a salamander-shaped electoral district map of Essex County Massachusetts with town names labeled.

2010-07-12

The Original Gerrymander Map of Essex County, Massachusetts

From Will Redistricting Be More Transparent This Decade? by Tom Schaller

Editorial illustration of a man's face overlaid on a large red star shape.

2010-07-29

Man's Face on Red Star Illustration

From FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: It's Like Mathematically Unpossible for Republicans to Win the House, or Something by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of a man's face overlaid on a large red star outline.

2010-07-29

Man's Face on Red Star Illustration

From It’s Like Mathematically Unpossible for Republicans to Win the House, or Something by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of a man's face overlaid on a large red star graphic.

2010-07-29

Man's Face on Red Star Illustration

From It's Like Mathematically Unpossible for Republicans to Win the House, or Something by Nate Silver

XKCD-style cartoon of two stick figures discussing using a weighted random number generator to build narratives, captioned All Sports Commentary.

2011-09-29

All Sports Commentary – XKCD Comic

From Bill Buckner Strikes Again by Nate Silver

Cartoon illustration from The Simpsons showing Homer Simpson wearing a Mr. Plow jacket surrounded by other characters, with a red plow truck in the background.

2014-01-02

The Simpsons Mr. Plow Illustration

From Job Opening: Database Journalist, Politics by Nate Silver

Stylized flat illustration of six figures dressed in historical Renaissance-era costumes in shades of blue, red, and pink.

2014-03-17

Renaissance Figures Editorial Illustration

From Parsing Is Such Sweet Sorrow by Emma Pierson

Black silhouette illustration of a fox standing over a hedgehog on a yellow background, referencing the fox and hedgehog concept.

2014-03-17

Fox and Hedgehog Illustration

From What the Fox Knows by Nate Silver

Stylized editorial illustration of an elderly man in a suit with dollar bills floating around him against a teal and pink background.

2014-03-18

Editorial Illustration: Man With Flying Dollar Bills

From Buffett’s Billion Won’t Lead to a Perfect Bracket by Carl Bialik

Editorial illustration of an elderly man in a suit surrounded by falling dollar bills with a tournament bracket diagram in the background.

2014-03-18

Warren Buffett Bracket Challenge Editorial Illustration

From Buffett’s Billion Won’t Lead to a Perfect Bracket by Carl Bialik

Four illustrated political campaign buttons for Cruz, Rubio, Bernie Sanders, and Trump, styled with social media like themes on an orange background.

2014-03-19

Political Campaign Buttons Illustration - Cruz, Rubio, Sanders, Trump

From An America Without Irish Immigrants by Mona Chalabi

2014-03-19

SIGDIG Colorful Typography Logo

From An America Without Irish Immigrants by Mona Chalabi

Repeating pattern of Donald Trump wearing a Make America Great Again hat alongside Made in China labels on a red background.

2014-03-19

Trump MAGA Hat / Made in China Repeating Pattern Illustration

From An America Without Irish Immigrants by Mona Chalabi

Geometric stylized illustration of an American football player in a red jersey with number 63 and a gold helmet featuring a small bar chart motif.

2014-03-24

Football Player Illustration with Chart Helmet

From The Fastest Rapper in the Game by Mona Chalabi

Editorial illustration showing people walking past rows of computer workstations in an office or polling place setting.

2014-03-26

People Walking Past Computer Workstations Illustration

From Missing: Up To 4 Million Workers by Ben Casselman

Animated still of Anna from Disney's Frozen, a young woman with auburn hair and blue eyes in a black and teal dress standing in a forest.

2014-04-02

Anna from Disney's Frozen – Animated Film Still

From The Top-Grossing, Bechdel Test-Passing Movies by Walt Hickey

Repeating pattern on purple background showing red-and-white striped voting booths with a person's legs visible beneath, alternating with cyan bell curve distribution graphics.

2014-04-04

Voting Booth and Bell Curve Repeating Pattern

From Jobs Report: Back to Where We Started by Ben Casselman

Colorful editorial illustration of a person relaxing in a chair with a laptop, a black cat nearby, surrounded by plants, records, and a city view.

2014-04-09

Person Relaxing at Home with Laptop and Cat Illustration

From In the End, People May Really Just Want to Date Themselves by Emma Pierson

A Bob Ross painting of a figure resting by a campfire near a reflective pond in a dark forest with warm orange and red tones.

2014-04-14

Bob Ross Painting: Campfire by the Pond

From A Statistical Analysis of the Work of Bob Ross by Walt Hickey

A grid of twelve Bob Ross-style oil paintings depicting snowy winter landscapes with cabins, mountains, and evergreen trees in various color palettes.

2014-04-14

Bob Ross Winter Landscape Paintings Grid

From A Statistical Analysis of the Work of Bob Ross by Walt Hickey

A painted winter landscape in blue tones featuring snow-covered mountains, evergreen trees, and a rustic cabin in the foreground.

2014-04-21

Winter Mountain Landscape Painting

From Happy Bob Ross Visualizations by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration showing sperm cells on a bright yellow background, used decoratively for an article about fertility or reproductive health.

2014-04-24

Sperm Cells Editorial Illustration

From Are Older Men’s Sperm Really Any Worse? by Emily Oster

FiveThirtyEight branded title card reading Do You Buy That? in bold red, white, and blue text on a dark teal background.

2014-04-30

FiveThirtyEight – Do You Buy That?

From Race Gap Narrows in College Enrollment, But Not in Graduation by Ben Casselman

Editorial illustration showing two archery targets with a knife, fork, and arrow on a yellow-green background, suggesting a food or dining theme.

2014-04-30

Archery Targets with Dining Utensils Illustration

From Even the Head Chef of the World’s Best Restaurant Doubts There’s a World’s Best Restaurant by Carl Bialik

Editorial illustration showing a woman carrying a large overflowing laundry basket while a man stands idle nearby, on a pink background.

2014-05-05

Woman Carrying Laundry Basket Illustration

From Guess Who Cares For Young Adults When They Move Back Home by Heather Krause

Editorial illustration of three gold coins shaped as balloons floating in a blue sky, being popped by needles, suggesting deflating currency or financial bubbles.

2014-05-12

Gold Coin Balloons Being Popped — Editorial Illustration

From Why the Housing Bubble Tanked the Economy And the Tech Bubble Didn’t by Amir Sufi, Atif Mian

Decorative editorial illustration showing stacked documents with a lightning bolt and a magnifying glass with a red checkmark.

2014-05-13

Document Review Illustration

From Mapping Kidnappings in Nigeria (Updated) by Mona Chalabi

Repeating pattern of brown leather briefcases and blue Twitter bird logos on a yellow background, used as editorial illustration.

2014-05-14

Briefcases and Twitter Birds Editorial Illustration

From Breaking Down the Young Billionaires Club by Mona Chalabi

Repeating pattern editorial illustration of a white-haired woman in a purple jacket surrounded by lit dynamite sticks on a purple background.

2014-05-14

Editorial Illustration: Janet Yellen with Dynamite Pattern

From Breaking Down the Young Billionaires Club by Mona Chalabi

Vintage-style editorial illustration showing a person standing on a stack of books labeled Workplace and Health, with a guitar and other figures nearby.

2014-05-21

Vintage Workplace Health Editorial Illustration

From I Stand Corrected About the Best Kind of Desk by Emily Oster

Editorial header graphic for FiveThirtyEight's Am I Normal? column featuring a reader question about living with a roommate at age 32.

2014-05-23

Am I Normal? — I'm 32, but I still live with a roommate

From Dear Mona, I’m 32 and Live With a Roommate, Am I Normal? by Mona Chalabi

Editorial header graphic for FiveThirtyEight's Am I Normal? column featuring a reader question about living with a roommate at age 32.

2014-05-23

Am I Normal? — I'm 32, but I still live with a roommate

From Dear Mona, I’m 32 and Live With a Roommate, Am I Normal? by Mona Chalabi

Editorial illustration showing a brain dissolving into pixels that flow into a smartphone displaying a dollar sign, on a red background.

2014-05-29

Brain Pixelating Into Smartphone With Dollar Sign Illustration

From Inside the Shadowy World of High-Speed Tennis Betting by Carl Bialik

Saul Steinberg's famous New Yorker cover from March 29, 1976 showing a New Yorker's view of the world, with Manhattan in detail and the rest of the US as a distant, sparse landscape.

2014-06-02

The New Yorker Cover: View of the World from 9th Avenue (Mar. 29, 1976)

From New York Is 85 Percent Better Than LA (According to Aggregate Personal Income in the Metropolitan Statistical Areas) by Nate Silver

Comic-style illustration of two hands holding an overstuffed burrito with beans, cheese, and greens spilling out, on a yellow background.

2014-06-05

Burrito Editorial Illustration

From In Search of America’s Best Burrito by Nate Silver

Colorful editorial illustration of a burrito wearing sunglasses on a skateboard with french fries and a hand reaching in, on a blue background.

2014-06-06

Burrito on a Skateboard Illustration

From The Search For America’s Best Burrito Starts in California by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial illustration of a burrito wearing a sheriff badge in front of a desert mesa landscape.

2014-06-07

Burrito Sheriff Editorial Illustration

From Western States Are a New Frontier in the Search For America’s Best Burrito by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial cartoon illustration of a red lobster lying on a gurney or hospital bed against a yellow background.

2014-06-08

Lobster on a Gurney Editorial Illustration

From The Search For America’s Best Burrito Turns to the Northeast by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Colorful editorial illustration of a green crocodile with open jaws biting a pale alligator, set against a coral-pink background.

2014-06-09

Crocodile vs. Alligator Editorial Illustration

From The Search For America’s Best Burrito Heads to the Land of Sweet Tea by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

2014-06-12

One Tot, Two Tot, Happy Thought, Distraught

From Baby No. 2 Is Harder on Mom Than Dad by Heather Krause

Four illustrated faces of babies and adults with captions reading One Tot, Two Tot, Happy Thought, Distraught in a playful editorial style.

2014-06-12

One Tot, Two Tot, Happy Thought, Distraught — Editorial Illustration

From Baby No. 2 Is Harder on Mom Than Dad by Heather Krause

Cartoon illustration of an alien face with grey skin and large red eyes on a small icon-sized image.

2014-06-16

Alien Face Illustration

From Predicting When ‘Game of Thrones’ Author George R. R. Martin Will Come Out With His Next Book by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration of a stylized figure wearing red headphones with sound waves emanating from each ear, set against a dark background with decorative symbols.

2014-06-19

Headphones Listener Editorial Illustration

From If Hillary Clinton Runs For President, When Might She Announce? by Harry Enten

Three illustrated beer bottles on a light blue background, with a dashed vertical line dividing the center bottle from the other two.

2014-06-21

Three Beer Bottles Illustration

From Is Sam Adams Too Big to Be Craft Beer? by Eno Sarris

Editorial illustration showing soccer commentators from Germany, Egypt, Poland, and Brazil with their iconic goal-celebration phrases displayed in large colorful text.

2014-06-22

Soccer Commentators' Goal Calls: Tor, Goal, Gooooal, Olha o Gol

From Ctrl + ← A Sticker Collector, America’s Center of Mass and Gooooooooals by Mona Chalabi

Decorative editorial illustration with tennis themes featuring tennis balls, a scoreboard, and tennis terms like Deuce, Love, and Winners in green tones.

2014-06-25

Tennis Editorial Illustration: Deuce, Love, Winners

From An Oddity of Tennis Scoring Makes Its Annual Appearance at Wimbledon by Carl Bialik

Editorial illustration of a globe on a dinner plate with a fork and knife, symbolizing global food or diet themes.

2014-06-25

Globe on a Dinner Plate Illustration

From The FiveThirtyEight International Food Association’s 2014 World Cup by Nate Silver, Walt Hickey

2014-06-27

Am I Normal? — FiveThirtyEight Feature Logo

From Dear Mona, I’ve Been in My Job For 3 Years. Am I Normal? by Mona Chalabi

Red-tinted editorial illustration of an elephant with bold text reading The Republican Debates: Round 2 on a red background.

2014-06-27

The Republican Debates: Round 2

From Dear Mona, I’ve Been in My Job For 3 Years. Am I Normal? by Mona Chalabi

Stylized editorial illustration of three college basketball players from Wisconsin, Duke, and Virginia on a red polka-dot background.

2014-06-29

College Basketball Players Editorial Illustration

From Ctrl + ← The Clintons, Cake And the Supreme Court by Mona Chalabi

Stylized editorial illustration of multiple black silhouette airplanes flying through a light blue cloudy sky.

2014-06-30

Airplanes in Flight – Editorial Illustration

From Why Budget Airlines Could Soon Charge You to Use the Bathroom by Luke Jensen, Brian Yutko

Lionel Messi in Argentina jersey number 10 seen from behind with arms raised, overlaid on a bubble chart graphic background.

2014-07-01

Messi No. 10 Editorial Illustration with Bubble Chart

From Lionel Messi Is Impossible by Benjamin Morris

Stylized editorial illustration of multiple black silhouette airplanes flying through a light blue cloudy sky.

2014-07-02

Airplanes in Flight – Editorial Illustration

From Tim Howard Lost, But He Just Had the Best Match of the World Cup by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing a paintbrush labeled RISK painting over a gauge or dial with labels NO, SOME, and HIGH on a pink background.

2014-07-10

Risk Paintbrush Editorial Illustration

From How a Woman’s Weight Before Pregnancy Affects Childbirth by Emily Oster

Editorial illustration showing a paintbrush labeled RISK painting over a dial or gauge with labels NO, SOME, and HIGH on a pink background.

2014-07-14

Risk Paintbrush Editorial Illustration

From Germany May Be the Best National Soccer Team Ever by Nate Silver

Colorful editorial collage featuring a black-and-white photo of a singer with swan sunglasses alongside a vinyl record label reading Amen Brother by The Winstons.

2014-07-22

Amen, Brother – The Winstons editorial illustration

From America’s Favorite ‘Star Wars’ Movies (And Least Favorite Characters) by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration showing a line of people in white coats holding folders waiting to be interviewed by a seated figure, suggesting a job interview queue.

2014-08-05

Job Interview Queue Illustration

From In Science, It Matters That Women Come Last by Emma Pierson

Editorial illustration showing two people in white coats holding folders waiting in line before a seated woman reviewing documents, suggesting a job interview or medical setting.

2014-08-05

People in Lab Coats Waiting in Line Illustration

From In Science, It Matters That Women Come Last by Emma Pierson

Blue-tinted editorial illustration featuring a donkey with bold text reading The Democratic Debates: Round 2

2014-08-05

The Democratic Debates: Round 2

From Are Female Scientists Hiding? by Emma Pierson

Abstract blue geometric pattern featuring diagonal stripes and angular shapes with dashed lines on a blue background.

2014-08-06

Abstract Blue Geometric Illustration

From What’s The Best Age To Be? by Mona Chalabi

Editorial illustration showing a crowd of black human figures with blue outlines on a yellow background, with one red figure turned away and one purple figure standing out.

2014-08-19

Crowd of figures with one red outlier illustration

From Why States Should Aim For 100 Percent Vaccination by Emily Oster

Decorative editorial illustration spelling HOLIDAY in bold red letters composed of data visualization shapes like pie charts, bar charts, and geometric forms.

2014-08-20

Holiday Data Visualization Illustration

From Police In England And Wales Went Two Years Without Fatally Shooting Someone by Carl Bialik

Pop-art style illustration of bejeweled hands with long green nails resting on a stack of plaid-patterned cards or money, with partial text visible.

2014-08-21

Pop-Art Hands on Stack of Cards Illustration

From I Went To A Psychic And Then Found Out How Right She Really Was by Walt Hickey

Illustrated tarot card styled graphic featuring a crescent moon with a face, radiating rays, gold stars, and the label The Lonely at the bottom.

2014-08-21

The Lonely — Tarot Card Illustration

From I Went To A Psychic And Then Found Out How Right She Really Was by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration styled as a tarot card labeled 'The Obstacle' showing two interlocked wedding rings above a road barrier, numbered III at the top.

2014-08-21

The Obstacle – Tarot Card Illustration

From I Went To A Psychic And Then Found Out How Right She Really Was by Walt Hickey

Illustrated tarot card styled image titled The Redhead featuring flowing red hair, blue flowers, and colorful roses in a decorative editorial art style.

2014-08-21

The Redhead – Tarot Card Illustration

From I Went To A Psychic And Then Found Out How Right She Really Was by Walt Hickey

Tarot card style illustration titled The Restless featuring scissors cutting a rope against a golden background with a flame symbol at top.

2014-08-21

The Restless — Tarot Card Illustration

From I Went To A Psychic And Then Found Out How Right She Really Was by Walt Hickey

Courtroom sketch by Steve Hauss depicting a crowded courtroom scene with a judge presiding and multiple attorneys and spectators.

2014-08-22

Courtroom Sketch by Steve Hauss

From It Only Seems Like Politics Is More Corrupt by Hayley Munguia

Cartoon illustration of Homer and Marge Simpson lying in bed having a conversation, from the animated TV show The Simpsons.

2014-08-26

Homer and Marge Simpson in Bed – The Simpsons Illustration

From What Happens To The Human Brain If You Try To Watch Every ‘Simpsons’ Ever by Walt Hickey

Stick figure cartoon showing two characters reacting to a solar eclipse, one shouting 'Alert the Queen!!' while the other activates a British Emergency broadcast tower.

2014-09-02

Alert the Queen!! British Emergency Eclipse Cartoon

From Randall Munroe Of xkcd Answers Our (Not So Absurd) Questions by Walt Hickey

XKCD-style stick figure cartoon showing a pitcher disintegrating while throwing a baseball that creates a plasma sphere and X-ray front toward an unsuspecting batter.

2014-09-02

Plasma Sphere Baseball - XKCD Style Illustration

From Randall Munroe Of xkcd Answers Our (Not So Absurd) Questions by Walt Hickey

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