
The number of coworkers within the police force that got involved after a shooting between criminals, which got one of them killed. (Svensk Polis)

Statistics about James Bond movies. Credits to informationisbeautiful.net for the research. (Sydsvenskan)

COP27. Participants and temperatures. (Sveriges Natur)

Illegal transports. (Sveriges Natur)

Statistics about hate crimes. (Polismuseet)

The Amazon rainforest is being cut down, and will probably continue that way. The infographic puts the values in perspective. (Sveriges Natur)

Risk factors for violent men. (Svensk Polis)

Statistics showing length of guitar solos. I listened and measured them and found out that they are getting shorter and fewer since Jimi Hendrix was playing. (Sydsvenskan)

Ear implants. (Funktion i fokus)

Statistics showing poll results prior to the presidential election 2012 in the USA. (Sydsvenskan)

Fatalaties and injuries caused by traffic. (Volvo Trucks)

Coal power statistics. (Sveriges Natur)

Timeline showing wine packaging through ages. (Tetra Pak)

Map showing the progress of IS, Islamic State. (Magasinet NEO)

Statistics showing comparison between SAS and Norwegian. (Sydsvenskan)

Forestry statistics. (Holmen magasin)

Migratory birds movements. (Sveriges Natur)

Migratory birds statistics. (Sveriges Natur)

Relation between income and carbon dioxide emissions. (Sveriges Natur)

Board statistics. (Arkitekten)

NATO membership. (Nationalencyklopedin)

Meat production statistics. (Perstorp)

Computer game timeline. (Åbo Akademi)

Statistics showing artists making their best album when they are around 30. Based on my own albumcollection. And my own opinions. (Helsingborgs Dagblad)

Explanatory graphic showing the principles of heat exchangers. (Tetra Pak)

Statistics about the average person from Helsingborg. (Helsingborgs Dagblad)

Statistics about energy sources and energy usage within cloud service companies. (Camino)

Map showing where minerals are produced. (Sandvik Magasin)

Statistics about newspaper production between 1800 and 1900. 3×1 meters large, made for an exhibition at British Library.