Joey Cherdarchuk
@cherdarchuk
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Edmonton, AB
Joined August 2012
Check out the Pudding Cup winners, and maybe you can spot me in the honourable mentions
We are very excited to announce the winners of our sixth-annual Pudding Cup! 🏆 Here are our picks for the best non-commercial visual and data-driven stories of 2022. #PuddingCup (1/5)
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Francis couldn’t bring himself to read my speech on stage, so here is the next best thing.
@infobeautyaward @cherdarchuk I had the honour to accept Joey’s well-deserved trophy on stage and he dared calling me chicken for not delivering the speech in which he makes fun of me… Nobody calls me chicken.
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And check out the rest of the competition in our category as well as the rest of the amazing field at https://t.co/2bh3aJEgH5
informationisbeautifulawards.com
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Check out more of the swim races along with additional animations created for other sports on Krisztina’s website https://t.co/5W6pdng9cr.
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@szucsi created some amazing gifs examining swimming finals and the races that led to them. In it we can compare swimmers against each other & themselves. It’s a truly fascinating & cleverly intuitive visual giving insight into the whole process of competing for a championship.
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So https://t.co/xugdH0wDRB got shortlisted for the #iibawards. But as I have so strongly internalized the (erroneous and counterproductive) belief that self-promotion is the dirtiest of promotions, I’m going to instead promote the work of one of my competitors in this thread
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Thanks to @maartenzam, @Jasonforrestftw, @visualisingdata who took time to respond to my call for Pan & Zoom visuals and to @lenagroeger for her talk and article on loops where many examples came from and some of this thinking started
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I'd love to hear more uses of animation in data visualization, or other great examples of these uses, especially some of the less frequently used options.
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linking regions to their distribution ( a viz I did that ended up on the cutting room floor)
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Explaining Detroit's Debt in smaller chunks https://t.co/JS3UkUSdep
The fall and rise of inequality 1930-1970: rising income for the bottom 90% 1980-present: rising income for the top 1% via: @planetmoney
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Animated annotation explaining aspects of an income gap visual https://t.co/JS3UkUSdep
The fall and rise of inequality 1930-1970: rising income for the bottom 90% 1980-present: rising income for the top 1% via: @planetmoney
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Animation is incredibly good at helping explain your visuals. A process I sometimes call 𝘂𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 the visual.
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