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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 28/08/2026

Instant save to my favorite resources, this looks like it could be extremely useful!

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 24/08/2026

In less than a month I'll speak as a keynote at PyData Amsterdam 2026 on Sep 10 & 11! I'll be talking about how I add creativity to any of my charts, going along a scale from no-nonsense charts to data art ✨ 👉 Tickets: pretix.eu/pydata/amste... 🎟️ PYDATANB10 for 10% off See you there!

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 24/08/2026

More New Data Art! ✨ I got to visualize a private equity firm's data as a piece of art. I can't divulge more about the what and how, but I hope you can simply enjoy how it looks ;) It's basically built of from ±15 million tiny dots. 👉 www.visualcinnamon.com/art/rays/

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 18/08/2026

New Data Art! ✨ Did you know cities grow like bacteria? 🦠🏙️ For my new piece "Growing Cities," I collaborated with EPFL URBES Lab to visualize the evolution of 13 Chinese cities as radial, "tree-ring" growth See the data artwork here: www.visualcinnamon.com/art/epfl-gro... #DataViz #DataArt

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 27/07/2026

To quote my past self ;) "This is probably my favorite book in terms of teaching you the best practices of data visualization. … No matter what you use to visualize your data with, this book is for you." Now available as a very affordable e-book 👇

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 21/05/2026

Thanks! I based it on a legend of a lovely Iceland map I found from the 1960 ✨

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 21/05/2026

Thank you! Oh, thanks for catching that! (I always get them confused, haha). Should be fixed now ^^

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 21/05/2026

I spend nearly a year on this personal project to create a giant map of the world to dominate a wall in my living room It's size is 2.85m by 1.5m and I love it! 🤩 See more photos and read about the creation process here: www.visualcinnamon.com/portfolio/wo...

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Alberto Cairo @albertocairo.com · 14/05/2026

In the Open Visualization Academy newsletter, Melissa Strong reviews @nadiehbremer.com's 'Chart' openvisualizationacademy.beehiiv.com/p/chart-by-n... #dataViz #infographics #dataVisualization

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Alberto Cairo @albertocairo.com · 23/04/2026

New episode of Friends of the Open Visualization Academy in the newsletter: A conversation with @nadiehbremer.com openvisualizationacademy.beehiiv.com/p/friends-of... #dataViz #infographics #dataVisualization

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 01/04/2026

As always, thank you for putting this together so I don't have to be on top of the latest and best dataviz being published across the web myself 😆 And thank you also for featuring, and kind words about, Searching for Birds 🤗

Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 01/04/2026

Woohoo! 'Searching for Birds' has been nominated for a Webby Award in Best Data Visualization ✨🤩 If you feel like it's worth a win, I'd immensely appreciate a minute of your time to vote for it 🙇‍♀️ vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting... Thank you! 🙏♥️

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 15/02/2026

Thank you Sara! That means a lot coming from you ^_^ (looking forward to seeing you again at SmashingConf Amsterdam this Spring, it's been so many years!)

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 13/02/2026

Thank you! 🤗 I looked into _a lot_ of design directions (and some I made some early tests for) before finally finding something that felt right. I thought about a blog actually, but I'm simply too busy right now to take on such an undertaking for such a big project 🫠

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That would've been fun, but these were separately created Birds + data was just "in the air" it seems ;)

Thank you!! 🤗 I really tried to go all in on the details, but also put in as many small nuggets as I could (e.g. not dataviz, but you can actually hover each of the bird illustrations at the top and see their names appear ;) )

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And if you can't get enough of birds + dataviz, then this seems very interesting!

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Thank you very much for sharing! 🙏😃

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LOL, yes, very much agree, and also makes sense 😆 Thank you! 🤗

Al Raven @alraven.bsky.social · 12/02/2026

Thanks, glad you like it! I can totally imagine meeting a Steller's Jay makes it your spark bird, they really stand out!

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I think peers in the dataviz world will back me in saying that Nadieh's work blows our mind (she even made one for LOTR fans^^). It's AMAZING, so creative and ingenious! This one ⬇️ is just magical and wonderful ❤️❤️ I recommend everyone check this out!!

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Thank you Alberto! 🤗 Especially coming from you with your vast amount of experience that really means a lot ❤️

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Thank you for your very kind words Mehdi! 🙏

Thank you very much for those wonderful compliments and sharing it on! 🤗 I'm very happy to hear that you like it :D

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Thank you Moritz! 🤗 (there's so many small thing that I tried to add, I think I might be the only one who realizes some of them are there 😆 (but I couldn't stop myself))

Ooooh, yes, I'd like to get me one (as tame as) that please XD

Thanks Andy! 🤗 Haha, I guess we simply need something fun in our lives during these times and birds are sure to put some smiles on your face ;)

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Thanks! :D (and thank you for sharing ^^)

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Thank you Will! 😃 It was a lot of fun during the design phase to try and see how many visuals I could make based on birds, nests, eggs or feathers, haha (I did have to reign myself in a bit as some ideas were simply getting too time consuming to create 😅 (with all of them together))

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And another big thank you to @simonrogers.bsky.social and @albertocairo.com for their unwavering support and enthusiasm and making it possible for Google Trends to sponsor this piece 🙏

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I want to give a big, big thank you to Emily Barone for her enormous help in finding the story within the mountain of data and plots I buried myself in at the start of this project and writing a fantastic story 🙌

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If you enjoy data, visuals, photos of adorable birds or just neat internet things, please check it out, and please share it onward if you enjoyed it! 🐦 (as I'm self-publishing this I could really _really_ use your help to spread the word, thank you! 🙏🙏🙏)

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Full of custom, interactive visuals (a giant nest, a giant egg, the US made up of eggs!) to explore people’s experience with birds. It’s full of insights, funny outliers and visuals you can lose yourself in trying to explore all that the vast amount of bird data has to offer.

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After several months of analysis, design, drawing, writing, and coding (and a little bit of birdwatching), it turned into a fully dataviz-driven, vibrant, whimsical and fun interactive story for birders and anybody even remotely interested in birds 🦉

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Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 31/01/2026

📣 NEW! I’ve just released the BIGGEST and perhaps most creative project I’ve ever worked on! “Searching for Birds” searchingforbirds.visualcinnamon.com 🐤 A project, an article, an exploration that dives into the data that connects humans with birds, by looking at how we search for birds.

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Thank you! Happy to read you're liking many of the attentions to detail that I've worked hard on ^_^

Nadieh Bremer @nadiehbremer.com · 31/01/2026

Thanks! This is made using highly custom d3.js code ^_^

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Visualizing Neglect - The END Fund

Read more about what the six NTDs highlighted in this story are, how they affect people, the current state of NTDs in the world, its history and what is being done to END them once and for all: endfund.org/visualizing-...

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NTDs threaten 1.5 billion people globally. Explore 20 years of data on 6 neglected tropical diseases across 31 countries—and the progress toward elimination.

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Progress is being made. An international coalition of national and local governments, philanthropic donors, community leaders, and private sector partners have made incredible progress against these diseases. 58 countries have officially eliminated at least one NTD!

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Using a combination of UN and WHO open-source data, alongside data by The END Fund, "Visualizing Neglect" spotlights why missing data tells a story of those most impacted by NTDs. Often women and marginalized groups, some of the most impoverished groups in the world, pay the price for this neglect.

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