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First takeaway: Announcement of a Black Friday event exclusively for subscribers with big discounts on books and prints.
Second takeaway: Showcasing vintage advertisement data graphics from the 1930s found in TIME magazine vault, featuring various creative statistical charts.
Third takeaway: Exploring a variety of unique and artistic information graphics used in historical ads, demonstrating different chart styles and storytelling techniques.

Today's post features maps, diagrams, and charts in a super-sundry edition.
Circular charts were cleverly used to visualize survey answers and climate change data.
The post also highlights beautiful pieces of art, including a 3,400-year-old paint box and a sculpture made of defunct brass band instruments.

Super Sundry, Vol. 2 shares exceptional data storytelling and information design.
The edition features insights on color design, charts, maps, and diagrams.
Readers can enjoy a variety of creative and thought-provoking visual content.

Diagrams can help make complex ideas easier to understand. They are simple, visual tools that stick with us and can be very effective for communication.
In a crisis, leaders must balance what they want to do with what they need to do. Using a decision-making quadrant can help clarify priorities and actions in challenging times.
There are different types of diagrams for different purposes, like synergy diagrams for exploring complex relationships or process diagrams for visualizing steps. Leaders can use these tools to enhance their decision-making skills.

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