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Sketchbook Pages

A collection of 14 posts

Sketchbook Pages #14

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #14

I've not been sketching so much lately, which I should fix! But here are a few bits from earlier in the year - which also contain some first thoughts for work which will hopefully see the light of day soon! Want more sketchbook pages? Here's more sketchbook pages [https://blog.

Sketchbook Pages #13

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #13

Lucky for some? I like the non-linear axes here, and the "Mesa Plot" seems like an interesting visual idea.

Sketchbook Pages #12

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #12

More pages from my dataviz sketchbook. This time I took some inspiration from my generative art experiments, and also from Phaidon's History of Information Graphics [https://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/graphic_design/all/03435/facts.history_of_information_graphics.htm] .

Sketchbook Pages #11

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #11

Here's another set of sketchbook pages! Lots of decorated shapes in this batch. I particularly like the page of flower-inspired layouts. Lots of fruit there for future visuals!

Sketchbook Pages #10

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #10

I've slowed down a little on my dataviz sketching lately, but here's a new set to tide you over until the inspiration flows a little more freely again.

Sketchbook Pages #9

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #9

I've been holding off a little on posting this one, because it contains a bunch of concepts for a project that isn't yet out. But the project has stalled a bit, and I don't see any harm in exposing them to the world, so fill your boots.

Sketchbook Pages #8

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #8

A monochrome collection, with two sets of glyphs. This is probably the influence of my generative art work appearing in my data sketches, but there are plenty of opportunities for encoding variables in this. Want to start sketching? Here's my guide [https://blog.duncangeere.com/how-to-start-dataviz-sketching/].

Sketchbook Pages #7

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #7

Lots of length encodings today. Some lollipop charts (which I love), a few different approaches to back-to-back bars and overlapping bars, and then some rather weather-inspired graphical forms which could be used in all sorts of ways to depict data. Enjoy! Oh, and I almost forgot to mention - if

Sketchbook Pages #6

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #6

Back to charts for my latest set of sketchbook pages. Lexis diagrams [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexis_diagram], area charts, a xenographic [https://xeno.graphics/] concept called treemap bars that I really like for hierarchical data, and some new approaches on stacked bars. Enjoy!

Sketchbook Pages #5

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #5

Oops! It's been more than a month since I last published sketchbook pages. My only excuse is that I've been caught up in generative art [https://blog.duncangeere.com/tag/generative-art/] instead. As such, here are four sketchbook pages inspired by the #generativedice hashtag [https://twitter.com/hashtag/GenerativeDice] on

Sketchbook Pages #4

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #4

Finished my beautiful Moomin "Håll Sverige Rent" sketchbook [https://www.muminboden.se/varumarken/putinki/mumin-anteckningsbok-mini-hsr-bla.html] ! Now to figure out a filing scheme for posterity. In the meantime, here are the last few sketches it contains.

Sketchbook Pages #3

Sketchbook Pages

Sketchbook Pages #3

More pages from my sketchbook. I clearly don't know how to draw voronoi diagrams, but you get the idea. The line charts are my favourite!

Sketchbook Pages #2

Behind the Scenes

Sketchbook Pages #2

Every few days I try and fill a page in a sketchbook with visual ideas that don't have any data behind them. I pick a theme, then execute on it in a few different ways. Here are a few recent pages:

Sketchbook Pages #1

Behind the Scenes

Sketchbook Pages #1

Every few days I try and fill a page in a sketchbook with visual ideas that don't have any data behind them. I pick a theme, then execute on it in a few different ways. I've not been doing it very long, but I've already used several of the ideas