So as promised, I’ve been focusing a lot of attention on building my creative workshop for data people. But while I haven’t posted here, I’ve still been cartooning.
So I thought maybe once a month I would send give you a little summary post featuring some of my creative work from around the web. Many of the posts include additional cartoons.
*I’m trying something here by sharing the cartoons using embedded tweets. Let me know how it works.*
1. We are all weird
#WeAreAllWeird http://t.co/e2BOPFEuaI @ThisIsSethsBlog pic.twitter.com/wqu90ckpgi
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) September 22, 2015
2. Chart Chooser Sara
This week's #Creative Challenge: Picking the “Right” #Chart http://t.co/X4hnbaaro2 #eval pic.twitter.com/WGz6cVkjRx
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) September 22, 2015
3. Sketchnoting
Want innovative #qualitative #visualization? Start Sketchnoting. https://t.co/ILDsrpe2wf tip @LinkedInPulse #eval pic.twitter.com/YZiNOSeiuP
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) September 16, 2015
4. Long Listicle Infographic
In a creative mood today? Creative Challenge: Design a Basic #Infographic http://t.co/LcLzRIJIHU #dataviz pic.twitter.com/LeD5xKySjp
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) September 15, 2015
5. Audience Cartoon
This week's creative challenge is now up! Story profile your audience. http://t.co/LTHYQOOh5v pic.twitter.com/kwJk7mHVS0
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) September 10, 2015
6. The Story of a Bird
Anyone interested in writing this tragic story? I already have a cover illustration http://t.co/icT8Cm7iDM pic.twitter.com/dAc40lEAID
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) September 1, 2015
7. Quantify your Qualitative
We "can" visualize little #data, but should we? New #eval post https://t.co/NFEOSstat3 tip @LinkedInPulse @MQuinnP pic.twitter.com/5aGUi2PSO8
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) August 31, 2015
8. 12.5% of a Pizza
Today's Creative Challenge: Visualizing Little #Data http://t.co/CwuCHsnFks #visualization pic.twitter.com/ZaDqWjYonY
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) August 25, 2015
9. Godzilla Array
Anyone planning on using the Godzilla Array? http://t.co/CwuCHsnFks #superusefuldatavisualization pic.twitter.com/uSGfR1tfra
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) August 25, 2015
10. Jargon Cartoon
New post: Plain Languaging Statistical Jargon http://t.co/O3GACxZ1fU w/ a new cartoon by @clysy pic.twitter.com/XpISdbC0OE
— Stephanie Evergreen (@evergreendata) August 25, 2015
11. Story Poster
Design a #qualitative #data poster! Creative Challenge: Qualitative Story Poster Design http://t.co/KGEsZBYE8n pic.twitter.com/oh3FzfvAaf
— Chris Lysy (@clysy) August 20, 2015
I think this question has been asked and answered – but reaffirming:
Are your cartoons usable in presentations we may give with appropriate and obvious attribution?
Do you have a process by which you grant such permissions?
Please feel free to use my cartoons for whatever you would like Karen 🙂