Micah is a mathematician who likes to use pictures to understand things. He runs a website, hockeyviz.com, where he stores pictures about hockey. He lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia with his wife and his two children. Episode Notes Micah | Twitter | Site Bubble…
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Tristan is a Data Visualization Freelancer who likes to combine different techniques to find the best way to represent data. He regularly creates tools and videos to help people build their next projects or level up their skills. Tristan is the 2017 Iron Viz…
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I’ve been thinking about how to make my chart legends more engaging. I prefer to directly label my data rather than using legends that are separated from the data, but when I need a legend—say, on a map or a…
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Gabrielle Ione Hickmon (b. 1994) is a Black woman from a middle place—Ypsilanti, MI. Her lab is a place where clay and words meet. She is interested in body memory, waiting rooms, layovers, circles, Black imaginaries, and ocular proof. Her…
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Jen Christiansen is the author of Building Science Graphics: An Illustrated Guide to Communicating Science through Diagrams and Visualizations (CRC Press) and senior graphics editor at Scientific American, where she art directs and produces illustrated explanatory diagrams and data visualizations. Episode Notes Jen |…
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Ellie Balk is an artist obsessed with color, pattern, data and mathematics. She creates large scale data visualization public artworks using paint, glass, sound and most recently ceramics. Community engagement and interaction is at the core of her work. Ellie…
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Last week, Samuel Parsons published an incredible Tableau dashboard and YouTube video on creating visual tables in Tableau. Sam’s “Super Advanced Tableau Tables” tutorial is, simply put, amazing. Sam shows you how to create 14(!) different visual elements in Tableau,…
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Vidya Setlur is the director of Tableau Research. She leads an interdisciplinary team of research scientists in areas including data visualization, multimodal interaction, statistics, applied ML, and NLP. She earned her doctorate in Computer Graphics in 2005 at Northwestern University. Prior to…
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Edith Young’s book, Color Scheme: An Irreverent History of Art and Pop Culture in Color Palettes, is a lovely tour through the colors, shades, tints, and tones across dozens of paintings over time. It’s a smart book of how artists…
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You might remember back in 2015 when Gregor Aisch and Amanda Cox at the New York Times’ published their 3D yield curve graphic. It’s one of the rare examples of a three-dimensional technique used well in data visualization. I distinctly…
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