Offbeat Infographics

This infographic looks at some of top event planning apps of the moment, from apps capable of calculating venue capacity to apps that will enable you to easily arrange registration and ticketing for attendees. These apps are really the top in their class and a must for any event organizer or planner.

It’s not a secret that authors often draw inspiration from real world. So, many fiction characters are actually based on common people who were connected to famous writers someway. In the following infographic, www.freshessays.com has chosen 10 most interesting real-life prototypes of popular literary characters.

This infographic from Gear Jewelers explores the world’s most incredible and renowned diamonds in the world, looking at their exquisite qualities and fascinating histories.

When it comes to architecture and buildings, it’s easy to overlook and forget about just how impressive some structures actually are. From skyscrapers that stand thousands of feet in the air, to buildings that showcase intricate details that look like they’ve been hand-drawn, a building can sometimes be one of the most impressive things to look at.

This infographic explores the astonishing evolution of watches during military conflicts throughout the world. From the humble pocket watch these events have resulted in the watch becoming a household fashion item. Follow this journey below.

As the technology continues to advance, solar power will only become more efficient. Tax breaks offered by the government currently make solar more affordable, so now is a great time to consider installing solar. Here are a few things you need to know if you’re considering getting solar for your home, put together in an infographic.

For the second time in 15 years Mexico’s most infamous drug lord escaped from a maximum-security prison. Joaquín Guzmán, aka El Chapo or the king of drains and tunnels and his cartel have been credited with building nearly 100 other tunnels on the U.S.-Mexico border, including one he referred to as an “f’n cool tunnel”. This escape tunnel was 12-16 months in the making at a cost of about $5 million dollars.