Thrilled to share my latest publication: "Isotype in Mexico: The Untold Story" in She Ji: The Journal of Design, Economics, and Innovation. The story of how Isotype transcended borders and transformed communication.
https://t.co/9KkS06hNQC
I wonder who will take on the endeavor, perhaps with generative AI, to remake the missing scenes in the 1954 version of the film A Star is Born.
Should I apply for a grant and put a team of film experts together?
📣We've just launched a new guide for data visualisation
Covering the core principles & elements of #datavis - the structure of charts & tables and how they can be refined to aid readability.
Read it here ⬇️
https://t.co/Nr5dOgUZxC
#TodayinHistory#datavis#historicaldatavis#Onthisday#OTD
🎂May 18, 1836 Émile Cheysson born in Nimes, France 🇫🇷
Cheysson did so much, but I honor him most for the Albums de Statistique Graphique, the pinnacle of the Golden Age, 1850-1900.
@salonium@OurWorldInData Curious... why refer to the 1918 flu as the Spanish flu when we know very well it was not the Spanish flu? What is our responsibility as communicators to provide the public with accurate information without an agenda?
Thank you @Jasonforrestftw, for the engaging lecture on current and historical practices of datavis to 1st-year master of visual communication design students @ASUHIDA.
The Codices of Huejotzingo. These XVI-century documents were used to record and communicate quantities using pictures and the technique of repetition. Examples of proto-Isotype?
ANNOUNCE: I'm teaching a new version of my course on Categorical Data Analysis, #psy6136, featuring
visualization methods for frequency data and model-based methods (loglinear models, logistic/Possion regression).
Course materials are available at: https://t.co/zmRYaVL2k3