Daphne Draws Data is a children's book that introduces kids to the superpowers of graphs and data storytelling through the adventures of Daphne the dragon. As she turns numbers into problem-solving...

After a Boston Green Line train derailed October 2024, I started wondering each time I boarded the train: How dangerous are Green Line derailments, and do they happen as often as it seems? I...

BLR Water Log is an interactive website that cartographically visualizes drainage channels and the flow of water in the city of Bengaluru, India. Using satellite elevation data and hydrological...

In this visualization submitted to Love Data Week 2024, we explore the sleeping patterns of a newborn baby and her sleep-deprived parents during their first month together. Spiral time plots are...

Lighting the Flame for Change, a visualization about the Paris 2024 Olympics, highlights the precedent and new standard it set for future Olympic games to come. We wanted to focus on five major...

This is an exploration of the best-selling electronic music tracks from 2020 to 2023, this story uses data from Spotify’s Analysis API and Beatport rankings, revealing the tracks that shaped...

The Canadian Climate Institute wants to demonstrate the economic and environmental benefits of heat pumps to a large audience to aid people deciding whether to install one in their homes. Voila...

A data visualization that shows the stock-pile of nuclear weapons between the United States and the Soviet Union/Russia.

Climate change continues to pose a significant challenge, especially in India which is highly vulnerable to climate extremities. However, active steps can be taken to mitigate the effects of...

The Solar Rush takes an impressive dataset – global solar farm density – and renders it as a cinematic view of the energy transition. A 3D spike chart is superimposed over a spinning globe, and...

These miso jars transform recipe data into pottery itself. Each element of the material and form communicates: - Red clay on the lids maps fermentation time (1 circle = 1 year). - Tan clay...

Learning about data practices doesn’t always require visual engagement—I often turn to podcasts while commuting, cooking, or exercising. In this visualization, I highlight the top 12 data podcast...

Based on my personal opinion and experiences, I rated each city on nine different topics using a 5-point scale. Using a triangle to represent each category, I created this display of my city...

The Donor Gap project, developed by Graphicacy for the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP) at Rutgers University, set out to draw attention and depict the divide between men’s and women’s...

Alana is a socioenvironmental group that strives for a better world for children. They prioritize sustainability, equality, and human and children’s rights. Alana invited us to develop a 28-page...

In the 1993 comedy, Groundhog Day, waking up on February 2nd means one thing for weather man Phil Connors (Bill Murray): another day spent in an inexplicable time loop in Punxsutawney, PA. This...

The work is part (Part 2) of a triptych of visualizations studying the colors of national flags. Each color has a specific meaning, so the aim was to understand which colors appear on the flags of...

This project takes a deep dive into how the climate in Russian cities has evolved since 1950, exploring the changes from several perspectives. The Yandex Researches team worked closely with...

“In Search of Place” is an exhibition poster series exploring what elements of spaces are more personally significant in facilitating placemaking processes and making meaningful spaces. The series...

The Emotional Geography series is the result of Alocci’s extensive travels over the past years, as wherever she visits she records the world around her. This documentation has evolved into a...

The Ramadan Data Journal for Kids & Grown-ups is a thoughtfully designed journal that encourages readers to explore their daily routines, time management, and spiritual growth during the holy...

An interactive data narrative spotlighting on the the devastating effect of Bottom-Trawlers, resulting in overfishing and loss in the marine ecosystem in India. Bottom trawling gear method is one...

AI is quietly shaping everyday life—deciding who gets a job, which videos we see, and even who gets flagged by facial recognition. But as AI expands, so do its risks. Could facial recognition erase...

This visualisation shows the railways of Japan. The visualisation is created using the free and open-source R statistical computing language, which makes it accessible and reproducible. This is...

China’s demand for a traditional medicine known as e-jiao is fueling the slaughter of millions of donkeys every year, according to animal welfare groups and veterinary experts. E-jiao, which is...

Across the United States, schools and libraries are facing mounting pressure from conservative groups to remove books they deem to be 'inappropriate'. These challenges often target content...

In a world grappling with plastic pollution, Coverdolly presents an innovative solution to one of agriculture's most pressing challenges: greenhouse plastic waste. This visual narrative challenges...

Up-Dates on Weather transforms real-time data from local environmental sensors into immersive sensory and visual experiences through personalized weather data tattoos. By inviting visitors to...

Design media: Infographics + Board game Within the framework of posthumanism, radical botany helps us revisit the resilience and vitality of nature, particularly in human-dominated urban...

"Hidden Incidents of Pet Food" is a series that explores the hidden truths of pet food. The artist uses AI to generate the "Ghost of Life," representing lives affected by problematic pet food that...