Encountered a Norman door #affordances (handle suggest pulling, but should be pushed to open...)

The very first Three.js Conference is happening and we’re proud to support it as official sponsors 💙

Huge respect to David Ronai (@Makio64) for organizing it all, and to Hervé Studio for bringing threejs.paris to life.

Go behind the scenes 👇
tympanus.net/codrops/?p=1...

Huge congrats @ocks.org @jasondavies.com I'm honored that I've been using it from the start, and even slightly before it's official release 😁

We visualize the Olympic medal count as Norwegian-style scarf. :) 📊
Check out how Germany looks like and generate your own scarf – including download of the knitting pattern.

Maybe you should start using AI, like Claude 😁

Is it bringing you coffee?

Oakland Crimespotting is back online, huzzah | Stamen (cut and pasted from a mail that Mike sent out this evening): Crimes mapped in Oakland Hello Everyone,We’re happy to announce that Oakland Crimespotting is back, thanks to the generous help of Oakland...

Hey @stamen.com is Oakland Crime Spotting still running somewhere? stamen.com/oakland-crim... It's one of my all time favourite projects, both the #dataviz and the story behind it. I wanted to re-visit it but it seems offline?

Working on a hero component for the homepage of #Frameshift Design #wip

Love these maps of online communities, and this one is done particularly well.

Yes!

I hate the word "patient", as to me it always feels like it reduces a full unique and complex person with a (sometimes temporary) condition to a single simple concept. As if you get assigned some kind of simplified identity while you are much more than that.

VizChitra | An Indian Data Visualization Community VizChitra is a community space to bring people across the data visualisation spectrum in India together and create a space to connect & create with data

After what looked a really successful event in 2025, VizChitra 2026 - India's premier Data Viz conference - is taking place again in July 2026 and there is just one week left to submit proposals for talks, dialogues, workshops, or exhibitions. Visit
vizchitra.com/2026 to find out more!

1.1 Introduction - Accessibility in Data Visualization - Open Visualization Academy

You can catch my full, open course on accessibility in visualization here:
openvisualizationacademy.org/courses/acce...

Magnetosphere 2.0 dev/design update.

60fps, 3440x1440 output (resized for social posts), 1,000,000+ particles, audio reactive.

#touchdesigner #raye #audioreactive #generative #flocking

Audio: RAYE - "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!"

"This project takes DJ sets for a walk" with artistic data visualization in background.

Sharing a bit of work in progress:

This projects takes DJ sets for a walk 🚶‍➡️

Huge congrats, Alberto!!!

Check this out!!!

A radial thank you!

Thanks Mike!!!

It all revolves around Frameshift Design, the creative thinking behind 15 years of breakthrough data visualization work. Formalized. Universal. Teachable.

And yes, it often involves data and visualization, but also more than that.

My new website will be online soon. I'll keep you posted!

Me in front of my screen with my work in progress website for Frameshift Design

I have registered an additional business name: Frameshift Design.
I'm working on my next step in my business: radical communication solutions. I will be helping science and social organizations tell their most important stories in a radically different way, so they can make the impact they deserve.

I made a thing

/cc @jerthorp.bsky.social

There are countless websites that generate color palettes, but I needed a reusable package for my own apps. So I built dittoTones. 🟣

It mimics the perceptual DNA (Lightness/Chroma curves) of popular systems and blends them with your target hue → meodai.github.io/dittoTones/

I suggest vibe accounting!

I must say, vive coding can produce workable code, but it also turns quite a bit into a patchwork of working parts, because AI misses the overall intention/structure....

Nice!!! Sounds great!!

Nice!!! How did you like it? Did you check out the music room? ;-)

:-)

Thanks! Lots of Work in Progress :)