Thread by @evergreendata

A workshop student asked me for places to go to see collections of great data viz (he said he goes to Reddit's dataisbeautiful 🫤). I asked my LinkedIn followers for their suggestions and this is a thread of their go-to viz inspo spots.

I said go to Twitter and search on #dataviz or #datafam. Someone else in the workshop mentioned Tableau Public.

Over on LinkedIn...

@nickvisscher said: Always love looking at what’s up on @puddingviz pudding.cool//

Stella Phillips said: Here's one of my faves from Tableau: public-pantheon.tableau.com/en-us/s/galler….

Brian O’Connor wrote:
Agree with Tableau Public as source - some favorite authors include @flerlagekr, @FlerlageKev, and Ryan Sleeper.

Lydia Hooper said:
My go-tos are Flowing Data, Mona Chalabi, The Upshot (NYT), and anything Alberto Cairo recommends

Lindsey Peterson pointed to a specific Flowing Data piece she likes:
Here's one I have enjoyed for several years, showing animated commute data: flowingdata.com/2017/05/17/ame…

Devrim Ozdemir just pasted in:
datavisualizationsociety.org

Ryan Estrellado added:
Awesome post! I like FiveThirtyEight and The Economist. I’ve been using them as a reference lately for styling tables.

Gene Shackman:
This Gallery of Data Visualization displays some examples of the Best and Worst of Statistical Graphics, with the view that the contrast may be useful, inform current practice, and provide some pointers to both historical and current work.
datavis.ca/gallery/

Julia Krolik wrote:
Information Is Beautiful submissions and winners

Kevin Paquette added:
I recommended the books, "Effective Data Visualization" and "Presenting Data Effectively". The author's name slips my mind.

(Bonus points, Kevin)

What else would you add?