Visualization
Showing the stories in data through statistics, design, aesthetics, and code.
Historical shifts in where people live
The places in the United States with the highest populations weren’t always like…
Climate normals mapped over time
Every decade the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration releases climate normals to provide…
Map of people moving during pandemic
It was only a matter of time before someone showed dots moving across…
Information Graphic Visionaries, a book series
The Information Graphic Visionaries book series just launched on Kickstarter. Emma Willard, Florence…
Rankings for YouTube video greetings
If you’ve watched even just a few videos on YouTube, you probably noticed…
Varying demographics within the Asian American population
We often hear about the Asian American community as one big group of…
All the art in the Oval Office
The President of the United States chooses the art for the Oval Office,…
Bird song sonographs show distinct drawing patterns
These sonographs of bird song, in contrast to the sounds from traditional instruments,…
See if you live in a political bubble
Gus Wezerek, Ryan D. Enos, and Jacob Brown for NYT Opinion use neighborhood-level…
Stephen Curry’s record-setting month for shooting threes
Steph Curry has been on a tear as of late. In April he…
Climate change and uncertainty
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In his new data-driven documentary, Neil Halloran digs…
Maps of land required to get to net-zero emissions
Princeton University’s Net-Zero America project analyzes and models the infrastructure required to get…
States that gained and lost seats with 2020 count
The Census Bureau announced their state population totals, so we can see who…
Where people moved during the pandemic
In another look at migration through the lens of USPS change of address…
Compare the scale of any area in the world
Riffing on the Ever Given Ever Ywhere, which lets you place the Ever…
Visual deconstruction of popular songs
Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding, for NYT Opinion, look at how the structure…
