One in ten people is left-handed
Ten grey figures stamped in a row, one turns red and steps forward; then a square of a hundred people with ten of them marked.
Isotype Count · 16:9 · 10.0s
Picture statistics you can count: on a warm paper ground one flat pictogram stands for one fixed amount, quantities are rows of identical icons stamped in one by one with a running counter, a fraction is a cut icon, and the one that matters turns red and steps forward. Made for population, quantities, shares and comparisons.
Use this styleGive the numbers you want to compare and their sources, say what one icon is worth (one figure = 1 million people, for example) and which one should stand out. People, coins, houses, cars, trees, drops and other everyday things work as icons.
Ten grey figures stamped in a row, one turns red and steps forward; then a square of a hundred people with ten of them marked.
Isotype Count · 16:9 · 10.0s