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A Year of Data Visualizations

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Every month or so we want to share a handful of links to projects, articles, and products that inspired us, helped us, or that we just liked a bunch.

Dear Data- An Analog Data Drawing Project

A modern day pair of pen pals coupled their love of data and hand drawn illustration for this project in which they send brightly colored data visualizations to each other across the pond on a weekly basis. Giorgia Lupi and Sefanie Posavec share creative, beautiful and inspiring hand drawn visualizations of bits of data from their everyday life, from their desires, to their wardrobe, to the number of times they see a mirror in a day. The project is an interesting exploration in how you can get to know a stranger through specific pieces of their particular data. 

Radiolab Presents: The Year That Broke Austin

Unfortunately this one is a little hard to share because it relies on location based data to tell the story of the an 130 year old murder mystery, taking you back into the time of the crime through an auditory and physical journey throughout the city. Other than this special edition, Detour is only available in San Francisco at the moment. For those who are there, be sure to checkout their audio based story journeys. We’re excited to see people experimenting with ways technology can pull stories out into real spaces in the world. 

Spaceprob.es

A beautiful collection of flat design posters featuring all the space probes that are floating out in the galaxy around us. Each entry includes information about each probe’s journey and links to data collected from each mission straight from NASA. The project is drool worthy for any moon obsessed, design aficionado.