/r/DataArt
The place for aesthetically satisfying data visualizations that you'd be proud to hang on your wall.
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/r/DataArt exists at the intersection between /r/DataIsBeautiful and /r/Graphic_Design/.
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It's the place for data visualizations which blur the line between art and data.
The data represented doesn't necessarily have to be super-useful (though obviously, this is a plus), but must be aesthetically satisfying.
Here are some quick ways to distinguish data art from just a good data visualization:
- Would you be happy to hang it up on your living room wall?
- Could you see it existing in a gallery?
- Could you see it on the front cover of a magazine?
- Does it present data in a totally unique or boundary-pushing way?
- Are you slightly unsure if it really even counts as a data visualization at all?
If the general answer is "No", then it's not for /r/DataArt (but could be perfectly suitable for /r/DataIsBeautiful).
If the answer is "Yes" to at least one of these questions, then hang up your artwork to this sub because it'd look great here.
(Consequently, this is not a place for the standard MS Excel visualizations, nor poorly designed infographics.)
"[OC]" tag all original creations.
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I tagged each of the ~350 books I read in the last five years and made them as pretty as I could.
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Hudson valley data materialized in wood
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U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths by Type, and How They Changed in the Past Decade
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solar radiation data visualised via javascript & ableton
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an data-driven audio-visual project, with JavaScript & Ableton
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[OC] My Apple Health Step Count as an Arcade High Score
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Ableton, JavaScript, and the intersection between them
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The most valuable companies in the U.S. ranked by profit per employee.
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pack Enclosure data—triggered via Ableton—using P5 and D3
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US healthcare data breaches - video version of previous post
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How the number of homes in America with landlines has changed since 1960
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Ableton, Javascript, and the "inbetween"
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Combining Three.js, Ableton, and Geometric Patterns
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Offering Mentorship
Hello everyone,
I’m excited to announce that I’m starting a mentorship program in the field of Data Science! If you're looking to develop or enhance your skills in data analysis, machine learning, statistical modeling, or any aspect of the data science journey, I’d love to work with you.
Whether you’re a beginner seeking guidance on how to break into the field, or you already have some experience and want to take your skills to the next level, I can offer personalized mentorship tailored to your goals.
Feel free to reach out if you're interested or know someone who might benefit from this opportunity. Let’s grow together and unlock your potential in the exciting world of data science!
Looking forward to hearing from you!
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A timeline of communication technology from 100,000 BCE through today
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Viewership vs. Cost of Disney+ Star Wars Shows
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Javascript & Ableton: Using TensorFlow to animate topographic maps
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The highest and lowest CEO-to-Worker pay ratios of S&P 500 companies
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visualizing a 250,000 dataset in javascript
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Harmonic Series [OC]
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U.S. Auto Manufacturers Ranked by Number of Safety Recalls
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Top countries receiving US Foreign Aid:
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Working on some audio-visuals using MIDI data
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