I’ve been working on a new and quite extensive Easter Infographic, which will go live tomorrow. I’m pretty stoked about it, and I wanted to give a little early warning. It will make a good “distributable” for what ends may come. And until then, a snippet teaser of the unfinished draft…
Jericho Brisance 
I await the unveiling – will there be cake? I like cake.
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Indeed there will Arch, indeed there will. But you cannot have any, because when I flatten the graphics, it just makes a mess.
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🙂
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The cake is a lie.
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Damn. Caught red handed.
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Looking forward to it
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Looking very cool already! You know I’m a huge fan of info-graphics and yours are always very detailed. Looking forward to the finished product, but too bad we can’t have the cake. 😉
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Howie, I first ran into you on Nate’s site, and later, on Mak’s, but you’ve never really had a whole lot to say. But then, I ran into you on Brandon’s site, and I was SO impressed at the quality of your comments! I hope this doesn’t sound insulting, but you’re a much deeper thinker than you usually show the world.
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Arch, unless I’m missing some sarcasm (and we all know you love sarcasm 😉 ), then I can’t see how that is insulting – quite the opposite. Thank you very much! As someone once said “there’s a time to be deep, and a time to be shallow.” Actually I have no clue if anyone else ever said that but it sounds cool so I thought I’d write it. Besides it’s all I’ve got this early in the morning.
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🙂
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Yeah, Howie, you don’t miss a thing, I DO enjoy giving some things an occasional bath in sarcasm, but not this time, I mean it – the insult, in my mind, comes in the fact that it shouldn’t have taken me this long to see your depth.
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Love the concept. Why not put last supper and crucifiction differences in here?
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Aesthetically pleasing, informatively true, interpretatively questionable. 🙂
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Ah, interpretation – the last refuge of the desperate —
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Don’t be so illogical. We all interpret.
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Ah, yes, fortunately, the lone asinine attempt to Rain on the Parade merely resulted in widdling on his shoes.
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Thought of you, Matt, when I saw this on Debbie’s blog. This is a great challenge for Christians this weekend.
http://ffrf.org/news/blog/item/20393-leave-no-stone-unturned-an-easter-challenge-for-christians
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Charity,
Awesome – I had no idea about this when I cooked up my infographic. Someone on FB said it was the crib note version of the Barker Challenge. 🙂
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How do you make these infographics?
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With great time and patience. 🙂
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What software do you use?
Smartass. =p
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You might not believe me. PowerPoint. 🙂
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What the..? Not even Visio–but actually PowerPoint?
No wonder you didn’t give a straight answer. Actually explaining how would be more complicated than just giving the name of the software package…
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Yep, PowerPoint 2013. You can actually get a lot of template content for stuff if you look around. I have Photoshop but I don’t use it except for limited image doctoring.
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I use Photoshop for nearly every for nearly everything I do – unfortunately, it does me no good on WordPress sites, that don’t allow for uploading graphics.
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I would not have guessed that.
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AND – I have every reason to suspect -, Adobe Photoshop, hence the need to “flatten” the image (join and condense all of the various layers) and thus, smoosh the cake.
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I delved into this subject fairly extensively in my book so I’m very anxious to see the end result. Good job thus far!
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Nan – what book? Have a link?
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Oops! Thought I had mentioned the book on your blog before …
It’s called “Things I Never Learned in Sunday School: Facts about the Christian faith that will surprise and astound you.” Available at Amazon in both paperback and ebook formats (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009GKUEEM)..
Also excerpts, TOC, ordering info and more can be found at http:escapefromreligion.wordpress.com. .
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Ah! I do remember this now – the picture! OK, bought it. 🙂
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