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A forest map of Perú using data from 2019.

adventures, an tale

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2023-03-14

New to R? Learn how to create customizable data visualizations using ggplot2 with this tutorial. Increase visibility and improve repeatability with a range of visualization options that go beyond point-and-click software



https://t.co/FZUR7IXSK0

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2023-03-07

A lot of things were made, broken, and manipulated today. in

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2023-02-26

A couple of sketchy generative art pieces today 🎨

The {roughsf} package by is quickly becoming one of my favourite packages for generative art!

Colour palettes from {PrettyCols}: https://t.co/CK5RefjtWa

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2023-02-19

Excited to introduce the package rang (developed by and me) which helps to reconstruct historical R environments to make old code run again (ie make it reproducible!). So far, it supports all code back to R 2.1.0 (2005!)
https://t.co/WVbg1pnYhW

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2023-02-16

Also had lots of requests for this one: a population density map of India. This was by far the longest render.

Well, except for furry France, which still holds the record.

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2023-01-06

Eclipse: a piece based on Physarum Model and inspired by nature (oil on canvas)

Code available here:
https://t.co/iOYQW1my95

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2023-01-05

Eclipse: a piece based on Physarum Model and inspired by nature (oil on canvas)

Code available here:
https://t.co/iOYQW1my95

1 3
2023-01-04

A population density map of the Tōhoku region, which comprises six prefectures: Akita, Aomori, Fukushima, Iwate, Miyagi, and Yamagata. Hope I got all the labels right. 😅

adventures, an tale

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2022-12-06