I had the idea to visualize what I wear for a month, and I had slightly different expectations in terms of a lot of things.

A month ago we went to Rome for a long weekend to see all the beauties the city can offer... and to watch the AS Roma - Juventus game live.

Calendar showing March and shy rays of sunlight? That can only mean two things: spring and outdoor drinking are on their way.

Out of pure jealousy of the Berliner Morgenpost I created an infographic about the lakes surrounding Berlin.

I had to store my Tableau folder images somewhere, so I figured I write a blog post about how to do it.

I hope Mr. Milchick will organize an Egg Bar Social, and a handshake will be available upon request after completing the Severance file.

During the past week, I concentrated on making shapes move in p5. I can tell it’s much easier to work with static elements only!

I’m shocked and extremely happy at the same time: I wrote 500 lines of code in 2 days and redid my most recent viz in p5.js.

This post is my first ever tutorial, and I think I’m more proud of this solution than I should be. Here’s to a thousand more Saturn charts!

Thanks to David Lynch for keeping me wild at heart, I managed to come up with a new visualization after months.

I spent the last couple of days in Vienna with my bike, and it was one of my best decisions lately.

Not another movie-themed viz, right? Sorry, but yes, it is. I was trying out some new design perspectives, that evolved into an infographic.

I’m gonna count all the damn fine coffees that were drunk in all 3 series. It’s so much content, that my mind might go to the Black Lodge.

I never had a taste for classical music, but my grandma had a Bösendorfer since she was a child. So there was no way out.

The tooltips might not be what they seem, but they deserve to be beautiful too!