I remember your guess the weight of the Chris game. I can't remember what zine it was in now....

Theatre of Dreams (Hofesh Schechter, Lowry, Manchester)
William Kentridge (Yorkshire Sculpture Park)

Wink (Etal Theatre (Phoebe Eclair-Powell), 53Two Manchester)
clipping (Koko, London) @clppng.bsky.social
Jacob Alon, Hetta Falzon (Band On The Wall, Manchester) @bandonthewall.bsky.social

All Blood Runs Red (Imitating The Dog, Leeds Playhouse)
Liberation (Ntombizodwa Nyoni, Royal Exchange, Manchester) @rxtheatre.bsky.social
The Heist (Imitating The Dog again, Blackpool Grand)
Census (Melandra Jacks, Home Manchester)
Singin` In The Rain (Raz Shaw, Royal Exchange, Manchester)

ok, so how do i find out more about them? x

Isn't that still fantasy? Unless there's some sort of scenario where people are uploaded into a virtual world where they get trapped in the form of a talking train. Forever. Now that's dark.

Fantasy. Or maybe just surreal and experimental. Not SF anyway.

We use Arial corporately. I try not to go below 10pt. As Jeff said, the bigger issue is probably lack of control of data labels and the like. Very conscious of horrible label overlaps. So frustrating.

Also, it's a waste of space to start the y axis at zero, when you could start it at 45?

Oh, and it really needs a picture of some coins behind the chart. And really, technically, you only need two bar colours, black and white. The legend will make clear which column is which. I guess as well if you could format it with thinner bars, so it fits on a mobile screen. Like, really thin.

I mean, obviously 3DP on the Y Axis would be better. And ideally, to be fair to all countries, you should measure each country in the currency unit of that country, and show the currency on the bar.

I like that you thought about what the data means, as well as just how to display it.