In 2018, 15-year-olds were tested in science by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's Programme for International Student Assessment (or PISA). Children in Canada scored a...

This information design project was inspired by a real-life medical case (Atrial Septum Defect), where the patient was a having a heart procedure to block a “hole” in her heart. I used cut paper to...

This 24-page unofficial booklet of Anaïs Mitchell’s Broadway hit "Hadestown" features a narrative set of data visualizations to engage a long-time fan in the behind the scenes magic of a Broadway...

Structuring and organising information has always been a way to familiarise myself with new things. It’s how I understand and interact with information systems around me. It’s also how I learn new...

What kind of names do we see every day in our cities and villages throughout life?

A timeline showing the fall of one of Europe's most iconic financial institutions. 

A population forecast for the next 20 year for ten small areas in Melbourne.

This is about different types of trees found in MIT Institute of Design, Loni Kalbhor. I collected the data of different trees and plants found around the campus and then visualised it in a single...

Map of the sites and venues of the 2024 Paris Olympics

Analysis of over 100 years of Indy 500 races, with a focus on the changing speeds, going from an average of only 81mph in 1911 to a fastest of 190mph in 2021. Enjoy the analysis being told through...

The Secondaries Investor 50 (SI 50) is a ranking of the top secondaries fundraisers in private equity. It is a joint project between two titles published by PEI Group: Private Equity International,...

The Wheel of Inequality is an interactive and data-driven journalistic investigation that uncovers how systemic barriers—such as family background, education, and geography—perpetuate inequality...

Everyday is a World Day of something. These special days pass through a wide variety of subjects : scourges, diseases, society trends, consumption habits... Sometimes serious or harsh and sometimes...

In 2021 china announced the Three-child policy, which increases the number of elderly parents. However, In China, still have many people blaming only the mother when a couple can not get birth to a...

At the beginning of 2021, Marine Le Pen was a year away from coming second in the presidential elections in France, Jair Bolsonaro was the President of Brazil, Donald Trump had completed his four...

Developers spend countless hours creating the code that lies behind the scenes of almost everything we do. But the code itself often remains unseen. Our objective is to engage and celebrate...

This map was made by overlaying two publicly-available NASA maps showing light from cities at night. One map was recorded in 1992, the other in 2010. By overlaying and tinting them red and blue,...

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...

How Hong Kong has changed since handover from music to politics, fashion to infrastructure, these graphics explore the evolution of Hong Kong on the 20th anniversary of the city’s handover from...

This visual is an exact sequence of the showdown between Hillary Clinton & Donald Trump at the final Presidential debate of the 2016 Elections.

You’re a social scientist with a hunch: The U.S. economy is affected by whether Republicans or Democrats are in office. Try to show that a connection exists, using real data going back to 1948....

Simple recipes for alcoholic pitcher drinks geared towards 20-somethings. The language is meant to be snarky and engaging and the visuals make the recipes easy to replicate.

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...

I am a Japanese data visualization designer and researcher. This entry has been made by me as a member of public. I visualized the COVID-19 situation, which was not reported in detail in the...

“How Faster Trains Draw China’s Cities Ever Closer” is a visual-dominated piece reviewing the changes of time-distances between China’s cities. China’s rapid development of high-speed railways...

These visualizations, were originally created to take part in the research "Public Engagement through Fisheries Visualization". Their purpose is to study public engagement with different types of...

This visualization leverages genetic research conducted on a population from the Million Veteran Program to address the underrepresentation of participants from diverse backgrounds. The topology...

Nanjing Ming City Wall is the world's largest city wall, it tells the history of a dynasty, it carries the memories of those ancient times and now became the footprints of that. The work...

The purpose of this project is to create a data biopic of Nadieh Bremer, an exceptional information designer, and present it in the form of a tribute to her work. The visuals should match their...

This visualisation shows the elevation of Uluru/Ayers Rock in the Northern Territory, Australia, as a series of ridgelines. I like how the lines convey not only elevation but light and shadow with...