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How do we approach and present data responsibly, with intention and purpose? The Do No Harm Guide for data visualization, published by Jon Schwabish and Alice Feng (Urban Institute) earlier this year, presented a…
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Imagine a forest: trees of varying sizes and types, leaves of infinite shades of green to red, trunks from brown to grey, rays of…
There are many reasons you might know Jon Schwabish. He’s an economist at the CBO whose graphs have been shown in Congress, a freelance…
Infographics get a bad reputation because too many of them get data visualization wrong. Just now Kim Rees pointed out to Visually that their “staff…
Data is numbers reflecting a reality. In the debate about the Reuters graph, there seems to be two schools of thought: those who want…
Following the selection of a woman to head General Motors, there’s been some brouhaha on Twitter in reaction to the publication of a graph…
After completing a visual summary of the protagonists’ favored explanations in the death of Michelle O’Connell, I produced this visual timeline because it seemed that…
Walt Bogdanich and Glenn Silber have written a gripping article in the New York Times about the suspicious circumstances of Michelle O’Connell’s death, in September 2010….
Finally, it’s beginning. It’s with considerable excitement that I finally introduce to the world Voilà, an information design company. You might say that this is another…
If you’re looking online for a data visualization training, it’s likely you’ve come across Cole Nussbaumer. That’s what happened to me when I registered…
After my attempt at improving the concentric circles, Stephen Few was kind enough to provide more feedback: he still doesn’t like them. Your experiments…
