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An infographic visualizing the number of World Cup titles won by national teams, and the respective years. Brazil has claimed the most titles, with five, followed by Germany with four. This year's winners, Spain, now have two titles. Published by Nexo.
Choropleth map titled "How partisan are the Congressional districts?", shading every US House district by its Cook Partisan Voting Index on a red-to-blue scale — red for more Republican than the nation, blue for more Democratic. Most of the map leans red, with blue concentrated in coastal and urban districts. Source: The Cook Political Report.
3D surface (mesh) chart showing territorial momentum in the Argentina vs. Egypt match, with blue peaks marking Argentina's pressure and red marking Egypt's across the pitch. The score sits at 0–1 to Egypt in the 29th minute of the first half, with a small momentum area chart tracking the swing along the bottom.
A chart illustrating the total number of firework-related injuries over the course of a year. The number of injuries increases in June and continues to rise leading up to July 4th. July accounts for 68% of the total annual injuries. Additionally, high numbers of injuries occur around January 1st. Published by Shawn S.
A heat map illustrating the recorded temperatures across Europe on June 24th 2026. Temperatures over 40°C were recorded in much of France and Spain, while France saw its hottest day ever, with 58 administrative departments under a red alert. Published by The Economist.
A visualization showcasing the portrayal of Ukrainians in international films. The clusters each represent different topics where stereotypes about Ukraine were mentioned within films. Published by Texty.
An infographic illustrating the 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament and it’s venues . It consists of a complete schedule of all 104 matches in Hong Kong time where you can keep track of the scores and the final matches. Additionally, insights on favorite players, tournament legends, and debutants are presented. Published by the South China Morning Post.
Flow map of Hong Kong's microchip exports in 2025. The thickest arrow by far points to India ($5.2 billion), followed by Malaysia ($1.1 billion), Korea, the Philippines and Europe, with much smaller flows to China, the US and other destinations.
A collection of heat maps illustrating frequent areas of field usage at all World Cups between 1966 and 2022. The change is evident in the shift from frequent passing from one end of the pitch to the other in 1966 to players now frequently using the middle of the field. Published by The Athletic.
A chart comparing SpaceX’s upcoming IPO against the top 100 listings globally since 2000. The company is seeking to raise as much as $75 billion at a valuation of more than $2 trillion. Published by Bloomberg.
A map illustrating changes in the pollen patterns of alder trees in Europe. By comparing pollen loads during the years 1980–1989 and 2013–2022, it can be seen that while some countries experienced a decline of pollen, others experienced an increase. Published by the European Correspondent.
A visualization of the 2025 Burning Man "Matter Out of Place" map. The map consists of data collected and logged during the clean-up operation that takes place after the festival. The map is colour-coded according to the severity of the clean-up required. Yellow areas represent moderate clean-up conditions and red zones are the most heavily affected. Published by Not-Ship.
A collection of two infographics showing the decline in the nutritional value of food between 1988 and 2040. The first infographic shows that the daily protein value in 50 grams of peanuts will have declined from 24% to 22%. The second infographic shows that the daily iron intake from 50 grams of beans will have declined from 19% to 18%. Published by The Washington Post.
The widely recognised "warming stripes" graphic, which provides a visual representation of temperature changes measured over the past 100+ years. This newly published version offers fully updated temperatures up to 2025. Published by Ed Hawkins.
An interactive map portraying changes in municipal populations throughout the EU in the past 60 years. Although Europe’s overall population has grown over recent decades, half of all cities and municipalities have lost residents. Published by Correctiv.
A crocheted slope chart and a handmade legend illustrating the most popular dog breeds in the UK. The Chart is based on Royal Kennel Club registration data from 2016 to 2025. Published by Sam Rickards.
A chart showing the bloom patterns of cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C. over the past ten years. A noticeable shift in bloom patterns has occurred, with warmer temperatures causing the flowers to bloom earlier and complete their development cycle more rapidly. Published by Sara Staedicke.
An interactive map illustrating how water might once have carved the Martian landscape. Published by Maps Mania.
A bar chart compares large infrastructure costs, economic indicators, and monthly AI investments (in 2026 dollars). Amazon leads with about $16.7B per month in AI spending—roughly equal to the total cost of the Channel Tunnel ($18.6B) and the Gotthard Tunnel ($16.9B). Other monthly AI investments include Alphabet at $14.6B, Microsoft at $12.1B, and Meta at $9.6B. These are compared to figures like the Bahamas’ GDP ($16.4B), the 2008 U.S. bank bailout ($13.1B), and Monaco’s GDP ($11.1B). Additional comparisons include estimated monthly costs to end hunger ($9.7B, with a higher required range), make U.S. public transit free ($7.5B), and aid Ukraine ($7B). Smaller totals include the Burj Khalifa ($2.2B), NASA’s monthly budget ($2B), Wembley Stadium ($1.2B), and NYC free buses ($64.8M).
A 3D model of New York City. The model, hand-built out of balsa wood, contains detailed thumb-size replicas of New York buildings. Built by Joe Macken.
Map of the Mediterranean Sea shows the main migration routes on top of a heatmap of migrant deaths. It shows that the route from Libya to Italy is the most dangerous and deadliest of them.
A bubble chart showcasing the jobs least and most vulnerable to AI. Web designers are considered most exposed and most adaptable. Secretaries are also considered among the most exposed, yet much less adaptable. Janitors are considered among the least exposed and least adaptable. Published by the Washington Post.
A line chart titled "2025/26 is on track to be the deadliest avalanche season in a decade" which shows cumulative number of deaths throughout the past nine seasons. It shows that the current season, which is far from over, is already among the three highest death counts.
A map showing the tanker density through the Strait of Hormuz from October 2023 to September 2024. Very high levels were documented, with tanker routes leading to numerous cities nearby. Published by Der Spiegel.
The image shows a bar chart titled "The decline of the band" which shows the percentage of number on songs on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, by artist type, from its beginning in 1958 until 2026. It shows a noticeable decline in songs by bands, and a dramatic increase in songs by solo artists, driven by collaborations.
A map of the Middle East shows the locations of U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran vs. Iran's retaliatory attacks in the region. Published by Reuters.
An interactive generator producing a country specific Olympic-themed scarf based on medal counts. The visualizations allows you to download the created scarf as a crochet pattern. Published by der Spiegel.
A map created through dimensionality reduction that clusters different groups on Maltbook, a social media community where only AI agents can write. Published in SBS News.
Icon array of Bollywood film covers, ordered by year from 1990 to 2024. The movie covers are color-coded by genre. The romance genre was quite popular, along with the action genre, at the beginning. Since 2015, the romance genre has become less prevalent, while the action genre has become more so. The fantasy genre is also prominent. Published by Kontinentalist.
A map of the world with a flowchart overlay showing the destinations of Venezuelan oil. Each flow starts in Venezuela and leads to a destination country. The thicker the line and the larger the dot in a country, the more oil that country receives. Most oil arrives in the US (35%) and Asia (32%). Published by RTVE.
A preview of four articles from Nexo Jornal, including data visualization. These snippets are from a portfolio published by Nexo Jornal featuring all of their visual work from 2025.