There’s a certain peace to just unplugging and let the pen glide across the paper (or as my emo past called it “bleeding ink onto paper”)
But I never considered the possibility of using speech to text to get my physical writing onto the laptop, always used to type it out with my feeble 60wpm speed

Yes owning it will solve all of your problems 😆

That’s a good motivation to go with 🔥 can’t wait to see your calligraphy practice pieces more than the final one 😌

Of course the book at the bottom reminded me of ‘The’ spongebob moment

#30DayChartChallenge Day 4: Big or Small

Spent way too long thinking of the creative for this but it was fun showing how big the number of plastic bottles are compared to glass.
Writing custom force clusters and collisions in d3 force was spicy 🌶️

Website: thirty-web-charts.netlify.app/day4

Day 3 of #30DayChartChallenge is Circles

Each circle contains the colors used in each season of Bob Ross's Joy of Painting series. The interactivity is going to take too long and I am very much behind on the challenge so I will do that later 🤞🫠

Website: thirty-web-charts.netlify.app/day3

*wipes sweat off bro* Damn why did I complicate making a linear regression line with D3.

The prompt of day 2 of the #30DayChartChallenge was Slope and wanted to display the effect of the range of data on the slope of the regression line.

Website is finally up!: thirty-web-charts.netlify.app

Was excited for the Pokemon dataset in #TidyTuesday and for the start of the #30DayChartChallenge, so I decided to combine both together and made a waffle chart with tooltips using pure Svelte (no d3 or tippy)
80% of my time was wasted because I was trying to add dynamic Tailwind classes (you cant)

Two weeks late to #TidyTuesday with the Pixar Films dataset but this was a trip.

R was used for the initial data cleaning, the rest of the stack were new tools that I wanted to take for a spin for a while.
* SvelteKit
* LayerCake and d3
* Tailwind

pixarfilms-vis.netlify.app