Obsessed with data graphics. I design high‑stakes charts.
Founder, Visionary Press • CHARTOGRAPHY weekly
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Even bigger announcement: Skeleton has won Best Paper (top 1%) at IEEE VIS this year!! 🎉 VIS is my home community and I am deeply indebted to many of the people in it. I take a little time to pontificate on what "best paper" means to me (or rather, what I think it should really be about):
Child mortality has declined in all world regions. In 1950, almost one in four children worldwide died before their fifth birthday. In Africa, one in three children died. The chart shows the change since then. In every region, the mortality rate of children has declined.
phosphor hit #1 on my weekly data visualization brief
With both Lake Powell and Lake Mead at record-lows, here’s a look at how their water levels have varied since Powell was filled in 1980. Neither has recovered from a severe drought in the early 2020s, while Colorado River flows continue to drop.
Do you know where PIER 39’s historic sea lion counts live? I’m building a visualization of San Francisco’s seasonal rhythms for Chartography and looking for dated K-Dock counts. cc: @heatherknightsf.bsky.social & @burritojustice.bsky.social
Finland gets the “ways to divide a country” treatment.
Snuck a short history of floating bar charts into this blogpost.
I did not know that McKinsey is responsible for "waterfall" charts before writing this! Thank you @jasonforrest.bsky.social for the tips. dbtcharts.com/blog/you-ask...
ImPRESSed Yet?
I am thrilled to announce that Impressive Textiles: Premodern Printing on Fabric
will be published October 27 in print and Open Access with @acmrs.bsky.social,
thanks to 30 textile and print scholars, and 1 groundbreaking exhibition
@newberrylibrary.bsky.social!
#CoverReveal
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Abolition Teapot by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, c. 1760 www.laphamsquarterly.org/roundtable/s...
color vibes archive.org/details/bits...
The cat burned down the house cooking milky porridge. Кошкин дом. The Cat’s House. 1937. Soviet-era children’s book. Illustration by Alisa Poret. catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9912... via nemfrog
I did this recently for our place in SF and was surprised how much information is still locked away in micro film. Also, AI agent was insanely great at digging up tons of information I would not have found in any other way. 
Ancestry dot com for buildings
New Movablebooks.info post delving into the behind-the-scenes making of a movable item from @infowetrust.com dedicated to architecture and cartography!
I found a reasonable real-life "Pie Chart of Mars" in Deutscher Landwirtschaftsatlas (1934) www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet...
'You'll choke too' - I wanted to reshare my wildfire aerial embroidery now summer is finally over as it really meant a lot to me. Autumn is here but as the fruit ripened much earlier than normal, I worry the little birds and animals won't have enough for the winter...
My latest cartoon for @newscientist.com
Ron Cobb’s original signage designs for Alien, made with felt tip pen and graph paper. humanoidhistory.tumblr.com/post/8286472...
I'll wrap this thread as it's moved in many directions beyond panel breaking weirdness and into general comics space/time cool-ness, but good to close with something from Fred - from the Philemon books (annoyingly still not in English - though I bought this one in Paris) - these are such a treat!
