Visual Elements

«The Stories Behind a Line» is a visual narrative of six asylum seekers' routes. They travelled from their hometown to Italy. This project wants to tell their stories through the data that shaped their personal travelling line.

Where to find the good life, National Geographics visualised the well-being of Americans.

UK Elections results 2017, page from The Guardian.

How Britain Voted, by The New York Times.

VOX explains 100 years of taxbrackets, in 1 chart.

The New York Times explains the deadly, unexpected consequences of efforts to rescue migrants using a really nice #map.

Science Magazine cracks the mystery of egg shapes using some beautiful #datavis.

The Pudding the Gender Balance of The New York Times Best Seller list.

The New York Times mapped 50 years of melting ice in Glacier National Park.

The U.S. government has prosecuted 834 people for terrorism since the 9/11 attacks. Most of them never even got close to committing an act of violence. Sober data visualisations by The Intercept.

How Abnormal Was Comey’s Firing? Experts Weigh In. “To help put FBI director Mr. Comey’s dismissal into context, we asked the panel to rate its normality and its importance.”

The New York Times looks into money, race and success and compares school districts.

Lisa Charlotte Rost wondered: which cities are on similar latitudes?

Cold war in Utrecht: forts hidden by the Dutch ministry of Defence, shown by the Russians on their maps.

A visual history of Trump dominating the news, visual by The Washington Post.

How historic are the Paris floods? Andy Kriebel put boxplots over the datapoints they're based on. Smooth!