Creating a diagram or PowerPoint slide for you favorite scientist or teacher and just can’t find the right clipart? Get many of the symbols and clip art you’ve been looking for (all in vector format) at this handy site.
A yearly calendar can be represented in a myriad of ways and you can find and download most of them here.
Looking for just the right word but can’t seem to find it? Is it just taking too long to look through your hard copy thesaurus? Get help at visualthesaurus.com. The visual thesaurus is just that — a handy, visual-diagram representation to a thesarus in which you can easily move in the direction thats going to work best for you. 
It’s always a treat to spend a few minutes looking through the great design work posted in the AIGA Design Archives. Divided into twelve categories including book, illustration, environmental graphics, and experience design — there really is a little bit of everything here for you to enjoy and get inspired by.
On a totally unrelated side note, who knew there was an International Council of Graphic Design Associates?
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I’ve been a huge fan of information design ever since reading Edward Tufte’s classic books on the subject. That reading set me up for maximum enjoyment of this annual report by designer Feltron.
It’s a detailed and stylish look at Feltron’s activity in 2006, and does a great job of cataloging activities both big and small. Knowing how many songs were played on his iPod (26,059), or how many bars he went to in NYC (94) may be a little OCD, but it sure led to some inspired design.