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Shirley Wu (@sxywu) is one of my dataviz heroes.
In her #Eyeo2022 talk she'll tell a story about identity, burnout, finding courage, rekindling a dream, and settling into the discomfort of not knowing what comes next.
(Oh, and lots of dataviz.)
https://t.co/KkYUOKz9hF
We published a new Data Vis Dispatch yesterday! It's our weekly collection of the best of small and big #dataviz. Have a look: https://t.co/AMWOTPgQGZ
In the thread 🧵below, I show screenshots of the four visualization-heavy articles that impressed me the most this week:
Inspired by botanical drawings, I had a lot of fun making this illustrated dataviz... On my @instagram many more videos showing how the piece was made: https://t.co/WUlzCp0SSI (3/3)
#dataviz #biodiversity #climatechange
On July 30th @BlackInNeuro is celebrating #BlackNeuroArt as part of #BlackInNeuroWeek! Share your favorite brain facts and images, whether of you working in the lab, your microscopy or your artistic endeavors and #dataviz. Tag @BlackInNeuro and use the hashtag #BlackNeuroArt.
Awesome idea for a #dataviz. The visual shows an adaptive colour palette for a specific piece of art. Here we see van Gogh's night cafe. How great is that!? Source: https://t.co/qOp8lxLhoJ
Every museum should do #dataviz. I found this treasure in Helsinki Design Museum. It shows the number of pieces in the museum’s collection designed by female and male designers. Students of Aalto university did the data prep and visualization.
Meet #DataVizSociety member Will Chase (@W_R_Chase), data scientist at Upenn researching epidemiology of tuberculosis in Africa, focusing on dataviz. He works mostly in #rstats & is currently learning #D3js. In his spare time he also makes generative art.
https://t.co/mJYTKJL7dv
"This isn't a matter of taste, or opinion. We know — for sure, with science! — that the rainbow is a bad choice for #dataviz."
Great post (with #python code) by @kwinkunks: https://t.co/L01DNwzt4o #endrainbow
may have found patient zero for rainbow🌈 palette dataViz.
William Woodbridge, 1823. Guilty.