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Cool it's great to see a bit of your work process. The last cat image looks brilliant.

Whoa cool

I think you're best bet is to look for UX & UI books that touch on data visualization. Although this isn't in too much depth, I think you might find this page useful: The issue with displaying interactive

Thanks. I think interactivity and animation adds a another level to the communication and exploration of data. But as far as I know, there isn't as much literature on this subject.

This is a great post series, keep up the good work!

Thanks that's great to hear and I will try to keep it up but I have a busy period right now. But I hope more interest develops as well. I'm liking the generative art you're doing.

That's a good brief introduction to data visualization. I'm producing a lot of posts on this subject.

I have fond memories of Vilnius old town. This looks like the hill near Uzupis.

Hey thanks for the shoutout! I just recently joined Steemit last week and it's good to see there's some of a dataviz community here.

I've been doing that but I find the video quality can be visibly lower than the source upload (there's a bit of blurriness at larger sizes).

Nice illustrations. Welcome.

Witaj! : )

Great advice thanks.

Welcome aboard André!

I don't use Python, but I know this website is a great resource for finding the Python code to use for various charts:

Cool, yes Coggle and Mindup are useful webtools. I've linked to them on the resource page for Brainstorms/Mindmaps.

Stay tuned, I have a lot more to post!

Thanks. Could be useful to me so I'll check them out.

I've been meaning to learn R but I've just never gotten around to it. This course looks useful.