Joey Cherdarchuk - Obumbratta

Built a visualization for @yalehealthlab.bsky.social to support the release of their paper examining the rising cost health premiums. premiums.healthcareaffordabilitylab.org

So much wonderful mapping by @aaronjbecker.bsky.social Do yourself a favour and browse around for a bit. mapped.earth

This article by Bhavin Lathia is excellent. nightingaledvs.com/make-the-inv...

Good Read. Great title, by @pinakographos.bsky.social somethingaboutmaps.wordpress.com/2026/07/19/o...

New: I spent nine months creating a digital edition of The Naturalist’s Library, William Jardine’s 40-volume 19th-century natural history series. 1,300+ plates restored, 2.4m words, 27 posters, and 1 huge book. Explore: www.c82.net/naturalists-... How it was made: www.c82.net/blog/making-...

Curious about the makeup of the US Supreme Court? Here's a look at it's history usafacts.org/articles/the...

A look a midterm election voting patterns for @usafacts.org usafacts.org/articles/who...

One of the fun parts of my job is working with @amberthomas.bsky.social to make visuals for USAFacts. Here are two I've recently worked on usafacts.org/articles/con... usafacts.org/articles/how... I'm on the lookout for new projects if you want to create a visualization or interactive data tool

having used claude extensively for the past couple of months, i think there is still a lot of value to understanding your code and steering it intentionally. the amount of incidental complexity claude accumulates otherwise (which mostly results in bugs that it can't ever fix reliably) is staggering.

Great article from @scientificdiscovery.dev on why data viz matters and how to do it well www.scientificdiscovery.dev/p/salonis-gu... ht @visualisingdata.com

This collection of free and useful tools is so wonderful tools.rmv.fyi

These are so elegantly done

New in Svelte: Comments inside component/element tags!

I identified with all 20 of @parabole.bsky.social's salient learnings www.theplot.media/p/give-me-20

I have enjoyed this post by Nikita Prokopov so much, as a Mac user, as a designer, and most of all as a stickler. Lots of takeaways for UI and information designers, starting with "adding an icon to everything is exactly the wrong thing to do".

My personal projects are my escape from reality—each one its own little world that rewards slow, diligent work. I enjoy watching them evolve from nothing or a forgotten something into a brand new thing for others to enjoy. I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t making something and I love it.

Nicholas's process is intricate, exacting, and inspiring. That something I made might make its way into it brings me considerable joy.