2024

Generative AI things are often unsettling, but the playful uses I’m into. Dries…

This is the 300th weekly issue of The Process. Have things changed? Do we visualize data differently now? Where is this headed?

Dragons are pretty big, I guess. (Please let me know if you know…

Michael Correll describes two kinds of bar charts in the world. The first…

I’m hearing murmurs that the Venn diagram is making a comeback. Six Seconds…

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There’s a science to getting thousands of people to wait…

The process of making fentanyl might not be as complicated as one would…

Bad charts and maps are common, but there’s usually a better response than pointing and laughing. Not all the time, but usually.

The Data Provenance Initiative audited 14,000 web domains to see how sites currently…

Aaron Koelker printed a six-foot long map on receipt printer earlier this year.…

Victoria Rose Richards uses embroidery to depict aerial views and landscapes. The above…

Reuters, with illustrations by Catherine Tai, has visual guides to all of the…

Speaking of the Olympics, Alberto Cairo and Simon Rogers talked about the warm-blooded…

A part of outdoor sports is that you must deal with the weather,…

Here’s the good stuff for July.

We usually hear about fracking in a negative context, but for the Washington…

The New York Times collected drone footage and built a 3-D model to…

Those who run cryptocurrency companies have much to gain from policies that favor…