Sometimes I find myself lazily defaulting to posting things on twitter but forget that, on occasion, they are of such grand importance that, really, they should be shared with the wider world. Here is one such example.
Visualising the strength of tea Read More »
Thanks to FastCo Exist I’ve come across this interesting use of WebGL to create a 3D interactive visualisation of the world’s carbon emissions.
3D smoke visualisation of world’s carbon emissions Read More »
Thinking of re-profiling your work in to a more lucrative direction? Look no further than the latest boom industry – the ‘sad graph’ designer. Here’s a funny clip taken from Charlie Brooker’s BBC Weekly Wipe show.
The boom of the sad graph designer… Read More »
This week Periscopic released a striking new project titled ‘US Gun Murders in 2010’. It has already been showcased on all the major data visualisation and design sites, and rightly so. I love it.
Why I like really this visualisation: US Gun Murders 2010 Read More »
Every now and then I’m happy to justify to myself a rather indulgent post and today has a particularly warranted feel to it. Today marks the third anniversary since I launched visualisingdata.com and published my first post.
Celebrating three years of blogging! Read More »
Earlier this week I posted about the project exploring the impact of Superstorm Sandy. One of the enduring features of this work was the integration of imagery with the core data visualisation interface, expanding the scope of the users’ connection with the event.
Remix of the Century Read More »
At the end of each month I pull together a collection of links to some of the most relevant, interesting or thought-provoking web content I’ve come across during the previous month. Here’s the latest collection from December 2012.
Best of the visualisation web… December 2012 Read More »
I saw some nice techniques being used in this project developed by Derek Watkins and Laura Kurgan from the Spatial Information Design Lab at Columbia University.
Investigating the impact of Superstorm Sandy Read More »
You will no doubt know by now that I have a book out – I’ve not been shy in letting people know! What I have neglected to do so far, though, is to give people a flavour of the style and coverage of the book.
Sample extracts from my book Read More »
This is just a general observation that I shared on Twitter but wanted to capture it and share it on here. It has been noticable over the past few days how much increased visibility/output there has been from the BBC with regards to its Interactive and Graphics work.
Increased activity or more coordinated BBC graphics output? Read More »