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The Art in Pi
This is a stunning visualization created by Nadieh Bremer, a data visualization designer. This data visualization just made me realize art and math is closely linked. We always think math is science, and therefore logical, objective and rigid. We thought art is fuzzy and subjective. I think through data visualization, we realize math is art, too.
Source: https://www.visualcinnamon.com/portfolio/the-art-in-pi
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Data Viz: Synchronized diving in the Olympics
Source: http://sxywu.com/olympics/
This data visualization, inspired by generative art, is about the synchronized diving in the Olympics. It recreates the beauty and fluidity of the divers in the flowing lines, as illustrated in the graphs above. Each line represents a synchronized diving team, and its height represents its total score. Yet, another very creative project, done by Shirley Wu.
How many words have the members of the Fellowship spoken across Middle Earth during all 3 extended editions of the Lord of the Rings.
A very interesting project.
Four Years of Vacations in 20,000 Colors
The author reviewed the photos she took along vacations, and extracted the five primary colors from these photos. The cool colors represent scenes. The warm colors mostly represent food.
Butterfly - Generative Art
source: http://www.datasketch.es/february/code/nadieh/
This is not a conventional approach to data visualization. The author experimented with Generative Art to represent colors and shapes of butterflies, using data from the Gardens with Wings. The outcome of this data visualization is rather abstract and artistic, and inquisitive.
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The Most Common Word Translated to English with Google
This is a beautiful interactive data visualization project from DataSketch. The authors collaborated with Google News Lab to capture all the single word translations of nouns and adjectives into English via Google Translate for 10 of the most popular languages. The results reveals a lot about the culture difference among these ten countries.
World Potus
This project was designed by Accurat and powered by Google News Lab. It lets readers explore the search results or buzz from around the world on the then two presidential candidates regarding various issues and policies. On each issue, there are links directed to news articles that are storied in the Google Search engine. It’s a very useful research tool. The only critique that I have is the color choices of the visualization; I wish they could be more informative and aesthetically pleasant.
Source: http://www.worldpotus.com/#/trump/isis/world-regions/blob/with-usa/
National Precinct Map
This map captures the results of 2016 presidential election per precinct, which is very detailed. The author made several static maps, comparing the 2016′s results with those of 2012 and 2008, showing the changes in percentage margins between 2012 and 2016 by precinct, as well as an interactive version. It is the first time that I’ve seen such a detailed and thorough map. It’s a great exploratory tool as well.
Source: https://decisiondeskhq.com/data-dives/creating-a-national-precinct-map/
