Nathan Yau

The forecast for the contiguous United States this week is cold, and below…

Possibly related, Kashmir Hill for The New York Times tells the story of…

John Burn-Murdoch, for Financial Times (paywalled), breaks down data from the American Time…

New to me, Bloomberg has an interactive by Claire Ballentine and Charlie Wells…

As is tradition, The New York Times published a detailed map of presidential…

As we have learned in recent weeks, even when homes seem far away…

xkcd charted topics that seemed like they’d come up often with grown ups…

Visualization quality is often measured by speed and efficiency, which leads to temporary and fleeting presentation work. Maybe we optimize for longevity and see what happens.

As we have learned over the years, there can never be enough color-picking…

In the United States, a two-party system means that candidates, who are supposed…

BBC went with the gradient-filled frequency trails to show the distribution of daily…

This is some good step charting by Mira Rojanasakul for the New York…

For Reuters, Simon Scarr, Vijdan Mohammad Kawoosa, and Sudev Kiyada use flight data…

The Guardian provides a visual guide to the damage in Los Angeles with…

Bartosz Ciechanowski used his style of interactive essay, with many sliders, graphics, and…

Past and current charts influence future charts. Should you credit the past work? At what point does homage become plagiarism? If you’re the original creator, are you pleased or annoyed?

Those who keep a daily journal typically record with words, photos, and video.…

Sentinel-2 satellite of the European Space Agency captured an image of the Palisades…

Based on data from NOAA, the New York Times shows the direction and…

The Washington Post illustrates how air flows from the Great Basin, over the…