A VIZ APART

I am an only child. I never had to learn to share when I was younger, and I never had to deal with siblings forcing their opinions and...

We lost way too many artists in 2016 and I wanted to begin an indefinite process of commemorating their work. George Michael was, in my...

For my submission for the third #IronViz feeder competition--using a mobile design--I decided to use a data source close to my heart: my...

As part of the #MakeoverMonday series, I revisited a Slow Journalism article about the career of the late actor Alan Rickman. While the...

As part of the #MakeoverMonday series, I reworked a FiveThirtyEight study on what words and phrases different media types use when they...

As part of the #MakeoverMonday series, I created this visual representation of the partisan nature of public statements by elected...

My wife is a biostatistician at an international company whose headquarters is located in England. As a result of this circumstance, many...

As part of the #MakeoverMonday series, I created this Raymond Chandler-meets-anime visualization of the types of theft that took place in...

As part of the #MakeoverMonday series, I created this mobile-friendly visualization of how female representation in corporate America...

It annoys me when transparently partisan people put forth arguments and charts that supposedly show unbiased data, but in fact show a...

(This post was originally published on Tableau Public as part of their Politics Viz Month campaign.) AS FAR BACK AS 2013, one of my...

[UPDATED August 1, 2016] For the last couple of years, a coworker and I have been tracking the U.S. candidates' chances to become the...