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I'm Sathish (he/him), a Python developer exploring data visualization 📊, generative art 🎨 and random things. 📍India #DataViz #d3js #ggplot #design

Overlapping bars compare household wealth in 2000 and 2025 for the world's five largest GDP economies. China records the fastest growth by far, increasing from roughly $4T to $95T, while the U.S. remains the largest holder of household wealth.
Diverging bar chart comparing percentage differences in body measurements between male and female penguins across eight species with data for both sexes. Bars extending right indicate larger average measurements in males, while bars extending left indicate larger averages in females.
Combined ggplot with a custom cigarette illustration in Figma to create this visualization. Smoking prevalence has declined since 2000. #figma #notai #dataviz #rstats #ggplot
This dumbbell chart compares the percentages of adolescent girls and boys aged 15–19 who believe a husband is justified in hitting or beating his wife under at least one specified circumstance, highlighting the 20 countries with the largest gender gaps in responses. Pink circles represent girls, blue circles represent boys, and grey connectors show the size and direction of the difference, with Azerbaijan showing the widest gap (63% of girls versus 8% of boys), followed by Kyrgyzstan (40% vs. 10%) and Rwanda (53% vs. 24%). The survey considers five situations: burning the food, arguing with him, going out without telling him, neglecting the children, or refusing sexual relations.
This dumbbell chart compares the percentages of adolescent girls and boys aged 15–19 who believe a husband is justified in hitting or beating his wife under at least one specified circumstance, highlighting the 20 countries with the largest gender gaps. Pink circles represent girls, blue circles represent boys, and grey connectors emphasize the difference between the two groups, with Azerbaijan showing the widest gap (63% of girls versus 8% of boys). The survey considers five situations: burning the food, arguing with him, going out without telling him, neglecting the children, or refusing sexual relations.
Calendar heatmaps show the distribution of Irish shipwrecks by day of the year, with each panel representing a century compressed into a single calendar year. The standout date is 9 February in the 19th century, with 161 recorded wrecks. An accompanying bar chart shows that this spike is driven by the Great Gale of 9 February 1861, which caused the largest number of shipwrecks recorded on a single day in the dataset.
A building with windows resembling a face
Stacked bar chart showing the number of theatrical video game film adaptations by decade and production language. Total releases increase over time, especially after 2000. Japanese films lead for several decades, but English films become the largest category in the 2020s and make up most announced upcoming releases. Mandarin/Cantonese films first appear in the 2010s and remain comparatively few.
This infographic illustrates the loss of tusks among female elephants in Southern Africa over the last century as a result of intense hunting and ivory poaching. A tusk is used metaphorically as a scale to represent the increasing prevalence of tusklessness among female elephants in the region.
A dumbbell chart comparing mandatory and voluntary maternity leave weeks across 21 European countries between 1970 and 2024, where open circles mark the earliest recorded value and filled circles mark 2024, with purple segments showing gains and red showing losses.
Infographic showing China’s share of global production from 2000–2025, with aluminum (12%→55%), rare earths (59%→56%), apples (34%→53%), cement (35%→53%), and glass (21%→59%), illustrating China surpassing half of world output in four of five categories.
A flock of birds is flying over the evening sky, with a coconut tree at the bottom right.
A heatmap showing countries and their transmission and power losses across years, sorted by the top producers in 2010.
Circle packing visualization of IPL (Indian Premier League) team valuations
A radial plot showing cities grouped by continent and positioned by their average distance to twin cities. Colored arcs indicate the mean distance for each continent, with Europe forming the tightest cluster at shorter distances.
Dumbbell chart of Western European countries showing fall death rates for adults 55+ in 1980 vs 2023.
A line plot showing the decline of the Western bumblebee from 1998 to 2020, with a decline of 57%, and future projected scenarios with final population levels ranging from 22% to 1%.
Japan grows rapidly through the 1980s, then stalls after the bubble burst in the early 1990s. The actual path flattens compared to steady growth scenarios, which would have pushed GDP much higher by 2025. The chart highlights how the post-1991 slowdown left Japan far below its earlier trajectory.
Animated polar heat map showing hourly electricity demand patterns across four U.S. states over the last 30 days
A multifaceted chart showing the emergence of China as a global producer across many sectors.
A multifaceted plot showing how distances to objects on Earth and beyond its atmosphere would scale if Earth were the size of a soccer ball.
Multi-layered chart titled “Mega Urbanization” showing China’s rapid urban growth alongside infrastructure expansion and material production. Urbanization rises from 29% in 1995 to 67% in 2024. Stacked area chart shows cement and steel production from 1990 to 2025, with China contributing over half of global output by the 2010s; by 2025 China accounts for about 52.8% of cement (3,600 Mt) and 54.5% of steel (1,910 Mt). Expressway network expands from 11,605 km in 2000 to 190,700 km in 2024. Railway share of global length increases from 6% in 2000 to about 14% by 2025. Annotations highlight China’s growing dominance in bridge construction, rising from 42% around 2010 to 61% by 2025. A bubble chart shows urbanization milestones: 29% (1995), 43% (2005), 56% (2015), and 67% (2024).
A radial stacked chart showing the usage of the “f-word” across episodes of all seasons of the TV series "Succession". Each season has peaks corresponding to the most intense episodes, with the finale typically having the highest count.
Global Composition of Fabric Production (1975–2024). A grid of woven swatches shows five-year intervals, with each square encoding the relative share of cotton, polyester, other synthetics, cellulosics, and wool; over time, polyester and synthetics expand while cotton and wool shrink, and total production rises from about 24 to 119 million tonnes.
Multi-panel line chart (2x2 grid) showing global drug-related death rates per 100,000 people from 1980 to 2023 (both sexes, all ages). Panels are grouped as Depressants, Stimulants, Others, and Total drug use disorders, with shaded ribbons showing uncertainty and labels at the first and last points. In the depressants panel, alcohol remains the highest throughout, while opioid deaths rise steeply; opioid death rate increases from about 0.56 to 1.56 (+178%). The total drug-use death rate panel rises from about 0.89 to 2.14 (+140%) over 43 years. Stimulants and other-drug categories stay lower than alcohol and opioids but generally trend upward over time.
Animated World map (1990–2023) of household electricity access by country.