Probably shouldn't admit how long I spent playing with this simple behaviour today. In my defence, I've been working on scoping out this new Flourish template for a while now and it's exciting to have the first (very minimal) visual output!
Wow, beautiful work Nadieh. Love the colour palette and some super clever viz choices like The Big Egg Of Birds.
📣 NEW! I’ve just released the BIGGEST and perhaps most creative project I’ve ever worked on!
“Searching for Birds” searchingforbirds.visualcinnamon.com 🐤
A project, an article, an exploration that dives into the data that connects humans with birds, by looking at how we search for birds.
Attacks on healthcare facilities in #Gaza across 2024 (play gif).
“I’ve not seen anything like it... In my work on human rights and healthcare attacks over decades, I have not seen anything like the almost daily attacks on hospitals.”
More: buff.ly/u02hKUp (free to access)
We usually share the images with links written out on social platforms, mainly in case they get separated from the original post. But I like the idea of using QR codes instead. I'll talk with the team about it. Thanks!
Good call Erich. We do add them in print to guide people online, but would you also be interested in a QR code in this online version? I figure that the link is usually in the post on social platforms!
A page of 52 thumbnail images of government websites that are no longer available.
Effective and creative data visualization in the form of a full page piece in the WaPo today to show how Trump/Musk are dismantling government.
Feeling like a little post-Christmas baking? Try my new visual recipe for orange and almond muffins!
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Also this is my 10th recipe so you can now get a big discount on the full collection:
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Seeing the visuals of all the tracks playing at once really makes me appreciate the artistry involved in combining all these tracks. Love how they play through some of the originals before showing them mixed together. So clever!
The BMJ is moving from weekly to every 2 weeks. I think it's a good decision, and should allow us to make more graphics. Hopefully we will have at least one (full page) infographic every issue, as well as more online graphics. An editorial by Kamran Abbasi, our Editor-in-Chief, discusses the change.
3D-printed map of Soho in 1854. Black marks on top of the buildings represent deaths from cholera caused by infected water from the Broad Street Pump (note the missing handle!). Top-down view.
3D-printed map of Soho in 1854. Black marks on top of the buildings represent deaths from cholera caused by infected water from the Broad Street Pump (note the missing handle!). Side view.
3D-printed map of Soho in 1854. Black marks on top of the buildings represent deaths from cholera caused by infected water from the Broad Street Pump (note the missing handle!). Framed, close-up.
3D-printed map of Soho in 1854. Black marks on top of the buildings represent deaths from cholera caused by infected water from the Broad Street Pump (note the missing handle!). Frame, "artful" shot.
Day 18 #30DayMapChallenge
I 3D-printed John Snow's 1854 cholera map of Soho. It took ages.
