A couple of weeks ago, Information Is Beautiful launched a creative challenge with the Datablog.
Can you visualise the financial crisis? Help us understand, see and generally comprehend what's going on? We gave you the data. You supplied the creativity.
We had hundreds of entries from all around the world in three categories: design, interactive and napkin (a conceptual sketch for people who can't design).
Thanks to everyone for their incredible efforts. We'll announce the winners on Friday.
Until then, here's the long shortlist. Which one is your favourite - or could you do better?
Design entries
European Unemployment by Alex Murrell
€uro Recession by Ben Willers
Euro Debt Crisis by Hang Io
Eurocrisis 2011 - The Outliers by Erik Boertjes
Emerging Volatility in the Eurozone Crisis by Jane Pong
Eropean Debt Crisis: GDP & Debt by Severino
European D€bt by Will Stahl-Timmins
Punching the Clock by Brian S. Julin
The European Debt Crisis, Unfolded by Ben Croker
Ready… Debt… Go! by Wayne Do Rego & Alex Seaton
SpecuNations by David Farrell
Napkin entries
Beware of the Debts by Julian Opitz
Is the Eurozone living the Sisyphus Myth? by Anita Dembinsky
Eurocrisis Key by Anna-Kaisa Jornanainen and data from the Datablog
Eurozone Crisis - How does it relate to you? by Sharon Lin
Financial Universe by Vivek Sharma and Prashant Balasubramanian
Interactive entries
Money Panic by Simon Glover
European Bubbles by Krist Wongsuphasawat
Eurodebts by Eivind Ingebrigtsen, Vigleik Norheim
The Eurozone Bubble by Peter Curet
Eurozone Crisis Chain Reaction by Sofia Miguel Rosa
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