Jonathan Corum is the science graphics editor at The New York Times and founder of 13pt LLC.
He strives for the clear, simple presentation of complex information, with an emphasis on crisp and elegant visual explanations.
He has designed more than 1,000 graphics for the Times, including projects in Antarctica and CERN.
Previously, he designed typefaces at The Font Bureau and websites at Interactive Bureau. He graduated from Yale College with a degree in Art and East Asian Studies and is an instructor in Iaido, a Japanese sword art.
A former student of Edward Tufte, he has lectured with him at See, Think, Design, Produce, a series of workshops on information design and design thinking.
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