Lisa Charlotte Rost @lisacrost@vis.social

Gnihihi. A π chart! Get it? Get it?? (I like bad jokes.) https://blog.datawrapper.de/weeklychart-pichart/

Yesterday's Data Vis Book Club (@datavisclub) about RJ Andrews' "Info We Trust" was really fun. Thanks to @infowetrust for answering our questions, and to everyone who participated in the discussion! It's all preserved here: https://notes.datawrapper.de/p/bookclub-infowetrust

"It’s so much easier to do more than it is to do less." – What a great new episode of the PolicyViz podcast! https://policyviz.com/podcast/episode-147-lazaro-gamio/ @jschwabish asks all the right questions and @LazaroGamio says all the smart things. And designs awesome visualizations for @axios like this one:

"It’s so much easier to do more than it is to do less." – What a great new episode of the Policy Vis Podcast! https://policyviz.com/podcast/episode-147-lazaro-gamio/ @jschwabish asks all the right questions and @LazaroGamio says all the smart things. And designs awesome visualizations for @axios like this one:

This whole article by @TmarcoH & @pabloroblesg by @SCMPgraphics is packed with great #dataviz, but the projection of this map is something else. Wow. https://multimedia.scmp.com/news/world/article/3000839/permafrost/?src=app

A calm, inspirational blog post by @lennymartinezd: https://makeinformationuseful.wordpress.com/2019/02/13/building-understanding-of-the-world/ I like blog posts like this one.

"My paintings translate words into visual language." So much great data art & #dataviz inspiration in the paintings by Leslie Roberts: https://leslierobertsart.com/section/425019-Paintings-2016-18.html via @MrPrudence@twitter.com

Scrolling down in @13pt@twitter.com's "NASA’s Opportunity Rover Dies on Mars" is a great, great joy. I remain a big fan of longer-than-wide maps: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/02/13/science/opportunity-rover-mars-map.html

So @DavidKokkelink@twitter.com just showed me a site called @tradingview@twitter.com ("millions of traders chart-speak every day"), which has a lot of fascinating chart designs already – but then they are people who create art with it (https://www.tradingview.com/chart/USDCHF/7FkdCzr4-range/), and this just made my day.

Very excited to give a talk at the @UNGeneva@twitter.com today, for their event "Designed for Science - Complex Ideas in Clear Focus": https://reg.unog.ch/event/28009/ If you're in town, come by! It's free and you can still register #womeninscience #iypt2019

These are really nice charts & maps by @ad_leung@twitter.com: https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-china-superpower/ None of them are interactive. All of them are awesome.

I agree. Having one clear message in an article/data vis/talk is often more effective than communicating aaall the things that are important to you. http://stephanango.com/design-is-compromise

I'm fascinated by looong scrollytelling maps, like this one by @PostGraphics@twitter.com: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/mapping-the-2017-eclipse/. So I made a map of Chile with our new tooltips ...although when on mobile, they work better with shorter (aka normal) maps: https://blog.datawrapper.de/weeklychart-locatormaps-tooltips/

Our frontend developer @ilokhov@twitter.com built the most beautiful small multiple pie & donut charts: https://blog.datawrapper.de/better-piecharts/