Feltron vs Kickstarter
Project by Charles Adler
Project by Charles Adler
Hey there! We're on a mission to make Kickstarter better every day and we'd love your participation in our most fun-filled effort yet.
We've asked infographic maestro Nicholas Felton, of the famed Feltron Annual Report and Daytum, to kindly help us turn our data -- like the stats you see on the upper right-hand side of this page -- into something more fun, exciting and intuitive; not to mention sexy as hell.
If you're anything like us, infographics turn you on in a big way. We think they're super fun, and Nicholas knows how to whip them into shape better than anyone we know. If you're not familiar with his work definitely check out the links above -- but don't forget to come back :).
Any money raised will be used to pay for Nicholas' time and brain-power, and will allow him to buy-back a miniature jade skull he was forced to sell when he lost his job as a Burmese cartographer.
Please join us in this effort to make Kickstarter even cooler, and get some fun rewards to boot.
Thanks for stopping by!
(Examples from Nicholas Felton's 2007 & 2008 Annual Reports respectively)

Project location: Chicago, IL
For a simple dollar you can watch the process unfold. We'll post the evolution from concept to final design.
A sexy virtual badge, forever emblazoned on your Kickstarter profile. You know you want it.
A very sexy, LIMITED EDITION gold button from our friends at Busy Beaver designed by Nicholas Felton, plus the virtual badge. (US delivery cost included. International orders add $5). Only 200 will ever be pressed.
A special gift from Mr. Felton. His beloved 2008 Feltron Annual Report. Signed, kissed, and packed with love, plus the virtual badge. (US delivery cost included. International orders add $5)
A chance to sit in on a design review with Felton & myself via Skype, plus a gold pin. This is your chance to help shape the way Kickstarter looks. How freakin' dope is that. Plus a virtual badge. (US delivery cost included. International orders add $5)
Chicago, IL
A jack of many trades, but have yet to master a single one.
I'm part Designer, Information Architect, Graphic Designer, DJ, Cyclist, Runner, Husband, and now Father.
Co-founder & Creative Director of Kickstarter.