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1736 popular food items stacked by main nutrients

Interactive version: http://bl.ocks.org/abusedmedia/9a5abb33f4d45703c016

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Playing with DataCanvas data and d3.js

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www.datacanvas.org/ sketch with d3.js, 1 month all the devices

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World Population Growth multi-series

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An old example of emergence pattern built with Processing.

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Lovely line made with d3.js

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The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing.

John Powell

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A processing sketch rendered with sunflow that I did a while ago.

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A processing sketch rendered with sunflow that I did a while ago.

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Pattern Exploration:

Using line and stroke, modulating scale, rotation and stroke width through sine and cosine.

Play with the interactive version.

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Pattern Exploration:

Further iteration on grid pattern using pure js canvas API.

Using rotation and scale driven by sine and cosine.

Play with the interactive version.

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Pattern Exploration:

An iteration of the previous sketch, a bit more optical.

Rect rotation using sine and cosine.

Play with the interactive version.

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Pattern Exploration:

Grid test using pure js canvas API for learning purpose.

I must admit, it is a nice and clean API.

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Just a visualization draft related to Twitter followers and followings relation.

The main purpose has been to reveal quickly the quantity comparison between the two relation type and the quantity comparison of close connections (both directions).

Made with D3.js

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A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming, is not worth knowing.

Alan Perlis

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Prototypes are built with the explicit purpose of learning.

P.J. Onori

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First sketch/draft of a possible representation of Twitter' followers vs following of a particular account using the Twitter API.

Made with D3.js