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Friday
May212010

Visualizing Alcohol Use

From phlebotomist.net (a website all about blood!), the highly-colorful Visualizing Alcohol Use infographic explores the effect of alcohol 

How much alcohol can your bloodstream handle? Take a look at the graphic to check out everything from blood alcohol averages to the highest blood alcohol content ever survived (you won’t want to try this at home).

There’s no designer credited, but if this wasn’t designed by EJ Fox (@pseudoplacebo) then it was heavily influenced by his work.

Thanks to Cate for the link!

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Reader Comments (3)

This is totally EJ Fox. Well done.

May 21, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterKnox

The smaller set of square pie charts are 11 x 10 instead of 10x10. Just a tad misleading, no?

May 27, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterRob Shell

Nice visualization, but the data are obviously wrong: 50% of adults have less than 1 drink per month? No way! 61% of teenagers have never had a drink in their lives? Never ever!

June 9, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterSascha
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