I was introduced online to a PhD researcher, Andrea Bravo, who I talked with to better explain to what is meant by having more natural interactions in VR. Andrea is currently researching into data

Announcing the release of the Official Data Visualisation Catalogue Mug! Also, there have been a number of updates to the store.

Looking back at 2018, what were the top-10 most popular chart reference pages on the website? Chart: Slopegraph:

Here’s a list of different charts that can be combined with an Arc Diagram to display additional data.

During my investigation into the impact of Virtual Reality (#VR) technology on data visualization and infographic design was to simply search online what other people have been saying. Here's what I found

Recently, I met online Suzanne Borders whom I found to be exceptionally knowledgeable, design savvy and passionate about the topic of data visualization in VR, so I felt I had to speak to her more.

Previously, I had already produced a significant number of reference pages on other Bar/Column Chart variations. However, there are still quite a few other variations of the Bar/Column Chart that I had

So I’ve started looking into the application of data visualization in virtual reality (VR). It’s something I’ve wanted to cover for a while now as I’ve been curious and I’ve not seen too many people in

VR Data Visualization Learnings from the Place Viewer

A diagram I constructed to show the different ways and combinations when asking "How are you?" in Polish.

Recently, I have written a couple of posts exploring the many types of variations and combinations that you can get from a Proportional Area Chart. The first is titled Further Exploration #10: Proportional

Just published a NEW long blog post on #IsochroneMaps looking in-depth at this chart by exploring the many examples I've found: Further Exploration #9: Isochrone Maps (Travel Time Maps) Image source: Wikipedia

An isochrone in a map shows with the same colour all points from which it takes the same time to arrive at a specific location. Below is an example in Czechia showing the travel times from Prague: Video

I wanted to document all variations of Tile Grid Maps that I’ve come across and also draw combinations that I think are possible.

I recently wrote about a new data visualisation drawing application in development Data Illustrator, which I believe to be very promising. But in this post, I want to give those who don't time the time

Looking for some weird and wondering forms of data visualisation? Then check out Xenographics, an excellent new chart library by Maarten Lambrechts. ()[

I was invited to give a talk at a UX / UI Design conference CIEMNA STRONA #4: Stranger Things, which took place on 21st March in Kraków, Poland. This conference was organised by ITberries - a group whose

For those unaware of Data Illustrator, I've written a post on my initial thoughts for this project:

So a gave a presentation on misleading charts and best charting practices this event, which you can find at 00:57:40 - 01:17:05 I will try to produce within the next couple of weeks another version of

Recently I’ve been in touch with Finn Fitzsimons, a developer who’s been working on a few data visualisation projects. One project I found particularly interesting was Number Picture, a research project