RJ Andrews
@infowetrust.com
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Obsessed with data graphics. Stumbling toward the light. New book INFO WE TRUST https://linktr.ee/infowetrust
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My best client work develops singular powerful images that attract and inform minds. To do good work we need to engage and collaborate in a way that has creative energy, iteration, and momentum. I need to learn lots from you to get you where you need to go.

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glad you appreciate. I touch on OKLCH obliquely in INFO WE TRUST's color chapter visionarypress.com/products/inf...
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Lovely map of French castles by Jean-Claude Golvin. Which one to visit first?
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Feels like the perfect topic for a seven-minute over-produced investigation.
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Huge news: @datavandals.bsky.social have opened a new year-long exhibition "LA on the Move" now on view at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles! Discover how people and wildlife all move through LA and how we can support the ecosystem together. /1. datavandals.com/la-on-the-move
LA on the Move — Data Vandals
We turn data into captivating art in cities, galleries, museums, and parks. Our work sparks conversations that encourage people to see and engage with their world in new ways.
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Liked "Color Engineering" at www.chartography.net/p/color-engi... by @infowetrust.com. I'd long known about the hue-saturation-lightness (HSV) model. But this post took me further in applying it for *collections* of colours: analysing the palette of a design, or choosing effective combination onself
Color Engineering
The tool that snaps mercurial design into mechanical focus.
www.chartography.net
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one weird trick to get that handmade feel
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Talking image-text relations in class today - great opportunity to share Ibn Al-Rabin's seminal “Le Verbe Prophétique” alongside the always brilliant @tomgauld.bsky.social to demonstrate how the seemingly simple can be bewilderingly complex - things that can only be done in comics!!
A six panel comic of a man and a woman where their word balloons are actually other panels (there are no words) indicating future actions and explaining why they did what they did. a three panel comic about Søren Kierkegaard in which the text of the man reads backwards and the dog forwards "Life can only be understood backwards" and the dog "but it must be lived forwards"
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refurbished tech seller BackMarket with an eco-conscious sales pitch
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Excited to introduce Vibes from Meta. Eat your slop, piggies!
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🇨🇳 Every second, China bolts down ~100 solar panels. H1 2025: 67% of global solar already. And before decade’s end, China’s solar capacity ALONE will eclipse the whole US grid. The first true electrostate is here—rising at hyperscale, rewriting energy history in real time. ⚡☀️ #Solar #EV #Energy #BESS
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Star trail images made with time-lapse sequences photographed by astronauts from ISS Expedition 67.

Each sequence was restored, remastered & retimed using frame interpolation for a 35m15s film called 'Space Night'.
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Stars and cities glowing in long exposure streaks of light as ISS orbits Earth. Stars and cities glowing in long exposure streaks of light as ISS orbits Earth. Stars, cities & lightning flashes glowing in long exposure streaks of light as ISS orbits Earth. Stars and cities glowing in long exposure streaks of light as ISS orbits Earth.
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today’s San Francisco typographic delights
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Works in progress for the Barry Ruderman Conference on Cartography which starts in less than two weeks! ruderman.sites.stanford.edu

It’s free to attend in person (at Stanford) or on-line. Come meet me and other mapmakers, researchers, and journalists!
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A couple of years ago, we did a scientific illustration project for the national parks of Quebec. They were to be used by tour guides. We begged and begged but never got pictures of them in action.

That is, until one of us (Celia) went there this summer and snapped this picture. Glorious! 😍
A beaded man wearing hiking gear is standing outside next to a fence holding a cardboard with an illustration of a map of Canada covered in ice. Next to him are two more cardobards with illustrations about the fjord of Saguenay.