Anca Sarb @pixel_on_canvas

Elevating data experiences, experimenting with developing intuitive data exploration and visualisation tools that enable users to analyse complex data at scale. London Joined May 2012

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Data Visualization Society @DataVizSociety

a year ago

Drawing from the abolitionists’ database project, Anca Sarb identifies five key lessons about data collection, analysis, and advocacy. nightingaledvs.com/navigating-dat…

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Anca Sarb @pixel_on_canvas

2 years ago

Enjoyed building this project for the DVS Industry challenge this year datavisualizationsociety.org/soti-2022-gall… - while it didn't win, the feedback was positive so grateful for the learnings <3

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Information is Beautiful @infobeautiful

3 years ago

All the 🏆winners 🏆 of the World Dataviz Prize 2023 #wdvp sharing a $50K prize pot. geni.us/WDVP23winners Thank you to all entrants and the @WorldGovSummit team for supporting this amazing prize.

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I’m sad to report that I am leaving @themarkup to pursue other projects, which I will announce soon. It was an honor and a privilege to found @themarkup five years ago to create an investigative newsroom that integrated engineers and journalists. /1

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Julia Han Janicki 🌻 @jhjanicki

3 years ago

I collaborated with the talented @ReutersGraphics team to produce a piece showing the species we lost and the ones that we are close to losing. I hope it will inspire people to do more to conserve our planet and its various inhabitants 🐢🐍🐘🦏🦜 🔗reuters.com/graphics/GLOBA…

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AnyChart @AnyChart

4 years ago

📊 ICYMI, here are some of the most amazing #dataviz projects we've recently come across 👏 📌 Street traffic stress on cyclists in Boston 📌 Shopping search behavior patterns 📌 Thoughts and feelings about immigration in Europe 📌 Raindrop flowpath anychart.com/blog/2022/01/2…

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Anca Sarb @pixel_on_canvas

4 years ago

I recently went back to my #storytellingwithdata September challenge and recreated it in #Tableau public.tableau.com/app/profile/an…. Quite happy with the result, since it's very close to the original that I build using datawrapper & illustrator.

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Anca Sarb @pixel_on_canvas

4 years ago

Fun with #storytellingwithdata challenges! #september #backtoschool #education #datawrapper #illustrator

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Marie Segger @MarieSegger

4 years ago

This week's @TheEconomist data newsletter by @MatterofMatt shows how we have tracked the pandemic in one small print chart—and how that chart has evolved over time view.e.economist.com/?qs=d54157d725…

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Javier Zarracina @JZarracina

4 years ago

A little personal project, as a newspapers design fan: 9/11 anniversary mentions in 20 years of Sept. 11 @USATODAY covers:

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Anca Sarb @pixel_on_canvas

4 years ago

What an awesome display of data!

Nathan Yau @flowingdata

4 years ago

What an awesome display of data!

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Kara Dapena @karadapena

4 years ago

U.S.'s latest wave of Covid-19 is being shaped by vaccination rates, with highly-inoculated areas dodging the worst health outcomes so far as Delta variant spreads and sates see surges in hospitalizations wsj.com/articles/highl… w/@randyyeipWSJ @jon_kamp @Brabbott42

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Anca Sarb @pixel_on_canvas

4 years ago

hbr.org/2017/10/in-a-d… In 2010, Eric Schmidt, then the CEO of Google, shared a concern with the world: “Every two days, we create as much information as we did from the dawn of civilization until 2003.

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Tony Hirst @psychemedia

4 years ago

This is brilliant (ish /via @simonw) - visual representation of a regular express using debuggex.com (Type in your regex and and gives youthe syntax/railroad diagram)

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Anca Sarb @pixel_on_canvas

4 years ago

My absolute favorite quote from the article 😎 “where the hours of yelling at your computer weren’t rendered into the final design. The point at which your effort, knowledge, input and time for your visualisation hides its work and appears magical is where it becomes elegant."