Deepali Kank

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Freelance Data Visualization Specialist and Data Analyst. 📊 Book nerd📚. Always seeking new insights and knowledge💡Available for Projects. https://deepalikank.in/

Scatterplot titled “The Angry Birds Movie” comparing worldwide box office revenue and Rotten Tomatoes score for theatrical video game adaptations. White dots show other adaptations. Two Angry Birds films are highlighted: The Angry Birds Movie (2016) earned $352 million worldwide with a 43% Rotten Tomatoes score and a 4.8× return on its $73 million budget; The Angry Birds Movie 2 (2019) earned $148 million worldwide with a 72% Rotten Tomatoes score and a 2.3× return on its $65 million budget. The chart emphasizes that the sequel scored 29 Rotten Tomatoes points higher than the original but earned $204 million less worldwide.
Circular sentiment visualization of Sherlock Holmes stories, with rings as stories and colored slices showing emotional shifts from negative (blue) to positive (brown), centered around a Holmes portrait.
Alt text: A pictogram chart titled “What Billboard No. 1 songs keep singing about.” It shows the lyrical topics of Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 songs from Aug. 4, 1958 to Jan. 11, 2025, with one musical note representing about 15 songs. The three largest categories are Lust/Sex with 271 songs (20.8%), Love with 269 (20.7%), and Lost Love with 252 (19.4%), showing that romantic themes dominate chart-topping hits. Smaller categories include Longing for Love, Bad Relationships, Dancing, Bragging, Partying, Empowerment, Death, Badassery, and Infidelity. The chart uses black music-note icons on a light background, with counts and percentages aligned on the right and example songs listed under each topic.
Certificate of completion from Open Visualization Academy for Deepali Kank, confirming completion of the self-paced course “Accessibility in Data Visualization” taught by Frank Elavsky, issued February 20, 2026, and signed by Alberto Cairo.
Grid of 16 radial charts showing when each sport is scheduled during the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, with blue segments marking event times across days and hours.
Scatterplot titled ‘Does Zurich’s Boeoegg Really Predict Summer Heat?’. Each point is a year from the Boeoegg festival, plotted with burn duration in minutes on the x-axis and average summer temperature in °C on the y-axis. Year labels are shown in colored rectangles: teal labels for years with average summer temperature at or below 19°C, and coral labels for years above 19°C. A dotted upward-sloping trend line indicates a slight positive relationship between longer burn times and warmer summers, but both warm (coral) and cooler (teal) years occur across short and long burn durations, visually suggesting that the Boeoegg is a noisy and unreliable predictor of summer heat.
Happy Diwali greeting card with golden decorative border, bilingual text in English and Hindi (शुभ दीपावली), scattered yellow and pink sparkles, and nine illuminated diyas arranged at the bottom
A stacked bar chart titled “How many doors does each passport open in 2025.” The x-axis shows the number of visa-free destinations, ranging from 20 to 190, while the y-axis shows how many countries fall into each category. Each small block represents a country, color-coded by region: Africa, Americas, Asia, Caribbean, Europe, Middle East, and Oceania.
A grid of triangle-shaped plots showing the number of Scottish Munros and Munro Tops across survey years from 1891 to 2021. Each year is represented by two adjacent colored triangles: green for Munros and purple for Munro Tops. Numbers inside the triangles indicate counts, e.g., in 1891 there were 283 Munros and 255 Munro Tops, while in 2021 there were 282 Munros and 226 Munro Tops. The chart highlights fluctuations in classifications over time. Title reads “Scottish Munros” with a note that Munros are Scottish mountains over 3,000 ft, and Munro Tops are subsidiary summits over 3,000 ft.
"Illustration of various palm tree tribes, each represented by a stylized tree with unique foliage patterns. The Phoeniceae tribe is highlighted as having the richest foliage.
A stacked bar chart titled "Publication Trends on Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Reproductive Medicine, 2010-2023" shows the number of studies published each year in the US across different medical journals. The chart highlights an increasing trend in publications, with notable surges in 2011, 2017, and post-2020. Each journal is represented by a different color, with "Obstetrics & Gynecology" and "Gynecologic Oncology" being the most frequent publishers.