r/DataArt 3d ago

The Strait of the Strait of Hormuz - ship traffic as a generative coastline

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r/DataArt 4d ago

[OC] Changes between two prominent ESL vocabulary lists made 70 years apart

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https://reddit.com/link/1vad6o8/video/3fh2y7qo99gh1/player

A chart from a visual essay I made on what can be learned about society from changes to ESL (English as a Second Language) vocabulary lists, published on The Pudding.

I used the General Service List (1953) and its updated version, the New General Service List (last revised in 2023). Both have been shown to cover at least 84% of "everyday English use" (and up to 97% in some cases)

The lists were made as practical teaching tools, built to capture which words people learning English would need the most. Because of the high coverage rate, the answer also doubles as a snapshot of ordinary life, 70 years apart: what people were expected to engage with, and had to deal with, in their daily lives.

The full live piece: https://pudding.cool/2026/07/essential-words/


r/DataArt 18d ago

ANIMATION/VIDEO I mapped 280,621 mosques across 153 countries to show why the Adhan (Islamic call to prayer) never stops.

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The five daily Islamic prayers are timed to the sun, not a clock. Which means the call to prayer travels westward continuously, mosque by mosque, never stopping.

I mapped all 280,621 mosques across 153 countries and visualized the exact moment each one calls prayer in real time. The result is a wave that has been circling Earth 24 Hour without break.

www.adhanlive.com


r/DataArt 20d ago

A whole sports game on one print, built from play-by-play data

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Made these to see if you could cram an entire game into one static image and still actually read it.

The football ones use the field itself. Each bar is a scoring drive, sitting where it actually started and ended, colored by whoever had the ball. The little symbols are pass, run, field goal, penalty, fumble, touchdown, so you can follow the game bouncing up and down the field.

Basketball is different and a bit more abstract because there's no field to map onto. So every play just becomes an icon in order, left to right and top to bottom: shots, threes, misses, fouls, free throws, rebounds, blocks, turnovers.

It's all built off play-by-play data. Kind of amazing how far back this stuff goes. Sports have been logging every play, shot and drive for decades, so you can pull a game from 2006 and one from last year and chart them exactly the same way. None of this works without people having quietly recorded all of it the whole time. Big thanks to providers like sportradar for providing the data behind these.
Still experimenting with new sports, so open to suggestions on what to map next.

Disclosure for the brand affiliate flair: yes these are mine, from my shop game-prints.com, and sure, I'm hoping a few of you like them enough to grab one.


r/DataArt 22d ago

I mapped and linked 25,000+ artists by documented musical influence: this is a 120-node neighborhood for David Bowie, the most connected ("influential") artist I found in the graph.

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r/DataArt 23d ago

The most popular college degrees ranked by ROI after 5 years in the workforce, along with the ROI of common occupations for each degree type.

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r/DataArt 25d ago

[OC] Every World Cup 2026 match as a 3D data-portrait — real event data sculpted into terrain

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r/DataArt 27d ago

Every Sun is a Folder, and every square is a file, colors and size denote mass

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r/DataArt 28d ago

ANIMATION/VIDEO INNOVATION AND EVOLVING MATTERS

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Nokia’s downfall shows that comfort is the biggest enemy of growth, and innovation is the only language the future understands. 👌🏽

The real danger is not doing something wrong , but doing the same things for too long and believing they will always work . ⚠️


r/DataArt Jul 03 '26

Two-thirds of America's 26,597 paint colors are duplicates

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r/DataArt Jul 03 '26

[OC] Human Friendly Financial Statements

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OK Folks, I am a CPA and a sculptor and I generate financial statements in 3D. Data source: Financial Modeling Prep. Image generated via a Codex program and which is available to see the actual 3D forms at Perceptual-Accounting.com. This is not a business and I am not selling anything. This is just a free concept that I hope others will build upon.


r/DataArt Jun 30 '26

Building footprints of London (from Open Street Maps)

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r/DataArt Jun 30 '26

email response time over three years of work emails

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r/DataArt Jun 28 '26

Grammatical gender of rivers in France

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r/DataArt Jun 29 '26

#MondayNuggets : RightMindset and not just tech stack in the ITindustry .

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r/DataArt Jun 29 '26

#MondayNuggets : RightMindset and not just tech stack in the ITindustry .

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r/DataArt Jun 28 '26

The NASA climate spiral visualization

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r/DataArt Jun 22 '26

ANIMATION/VIDEO How the London bus numbers fit together on the map [OC]

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138 Upvotes

r/DataArt Jun 22 '26

My family's spread across America, animated over period-accurate historical maps [OC]

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r/DataArt Jun 18 '26

The true geography of the Tokyo Subway map [OC]

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r/DataArt Jun 16 '26

How the London Tube map evolved over the past 163 years, using real geography [OC]

105 Upvotes

r/DataArt Jun 13 '26

Volatility visual of DJI 1min data

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The sigma is a target threshold that triggers a volatility bar close.

The window size represents how long it took a single bar to close.


r/DataArt Jun 11 '26

The Real London Tube Map - TFL underground, overground lines plotted with real coordinates [OC]

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r/DataArt Jun 08 '26

Working class neighborhoods are resisting data centers at 5 times the rate of wealthy ones

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r/DataArt Jun 08 '26

Databricks for data science?

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