The New York Times is again the leading edge of visual storytelling. They consistently invent new ways to experience stories, while at the same time making sure to only use the type of media that tells the story best. Their portfolio shows remarkable breadth, advanced tech, visual flair that borders on art and punchy storytelling. Once again, The New York Times’ portfolio pushed out visualization’s boundaries to the edge of the unknown. The New York Times contributes undoubtedly to informational visualization innovating and developing new languages. Their purpose in our industry, that is communication, goes beyond the expected. The New York Times maintains the highest expectations without room for error or weakness. Pieces that received gold show technical and aesthetic expertise across different types of graphics, from 3D to scrollytelling to maps, with very original ways of showing the data. Together they demonstrate that the organization has a very well-rounded team that is able to use different techniques to tell stories across the board. The New York Times consistently takes the standard and pushes beyond it. They aren’t afraid to bend, break, and transform the digital design norm to create new and exciting visual storytelling.