I close out my week hosting the @iamscicomm account by sharing just a select few examples of #dataviz that don't follow the rules or templates or tried-and-true approaches. But they are beautiful and engaging and enlightening.
As you go forth and create your visualizations, continue to explore. Draw inspiration from all around you and from the amazing work these and other creators are generating.
Be sure to check out the amazing work from @NadiehBremer like this one on words translated into English. | visualcinnamon.com/portfolio/beau…
Her site: visualcinnamon.com
Her site: visualcinnamon.com
There's the terrific work of @moritz_stefaner, like his "Rhythm of Food" project. | truth-and-beauty.net/projects/the-r…
His site: truth-and-beauty.net
His site: truth-and-beauty.net
I recommend you regularly read @puddingviz for great projects and inspiring design. | pudding.cool
There are too many amazing folks to list here, but here's a few others to check out:
@sxywu, @theneilrichards, @giorgialupi, @stefpos, @maartenzam, and @CedScherer.
You can always follow me (@jschwabish) to see who else I follow creating amazing data visualizations.
@sxywu, @theneilrichards, @giorgialupi, @stefpos, @maartenzam, and @CedScherer.
You can always follow me (@jschwabish) to see who else I follow creating amazing data visualizations.
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