Eleonore

@eleonore.bsky.social

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👩🏿‍💻 data viz, maps, creative coding: https://elle-est-au-nord.com 👩🏿‍🎨 visual arts: artsynore.cargo.site 💝 healthy planet & democracy

A digital sketch of a fire burning on a red background and "42°C" is displayed in black
A digital sketch portrait of a Black woman
Watercolour portrait of Mel Medarda (Arcane fan art) with a digital background
Mixed media portrait fan art of Arcane character Mel Medarda
Slide for #30DayChartChallenge 2026 days 5 "experimental" and 7 "multiscale". It has a picture of a chart I created in an Observable notebook using JS and the Canvas API. The chart shows the causes of forest loss worldwide 2001-2024. The top semicircle shows percentages lower than 5% and the lower semicircle shows percentages above 5%. The data points are shown as thick colorful lines from the centre of the semicircles that end in a dot. The colours of the lines reflect a category (wildfire, logging...), the dots are either black or white to represent permanent and non-permanent forest loss.
An horizontal landscape with snowy mountains painted digitally. The sky is bright blue, as well as the shadows on the snow.
Slide for #30DayChartChallenge 2026 Day 4 "Slope" and Day 6 Data Day "Reporters Without Borders". It has a screenshot of my Observable notebook with the title "Press Freedom Index 2020-2025" and a slope chart showing the evolution of the Press Freedom Index in 25 countries between the year 2020 and 2025. The countries names and the slope lines are coloured based on the continent: Africa in yellow, Americas in blue, Asia in red, Oceania in orange and Europe in green
Portrait of Arcane series character Mel Medarda in watercolour painting with a bright yellow digital background almost like an halo
A colourful phone wallpaper showing "April 2026" and a calendar of the month, plus three images of my embroidered butterfly and colourful little stars
Slide for day 3 of the #30DayChartChallenge 2026: Mosaic. Text reads "The US has declared 161 deaths across 45 incidents in the Caribbean and the Pacific". Belowis the source with the link to the Airwars website. And below is a calendar chart showing events between September 2025 and March 2026. The more victims (confirmed or estimated), the more intense red colour fills the calendar square. One square is grey because the number of victims are unknown.
Slide for #30DayChartChallenge day 2 "pictogram". A quote from the OWID article that inspired this data viz: "Many mammals across Europe have made a comeback over the last 50 years". The timeline is at the bottom and above it sketches of wolves, lynxes and bears at different dates with a size that reflects the population increase.
Visual for #30DayChartChallenge 2026 day 1 "Part-to-Whole". The background is a pink gradient and the text reads "In 2025, 53 (41%) media workers out of the 129 killed that year were Palestinians killed by Israeli airstrikes (targeted or untargeted)". Below is the image of a bubble chart where each circle represents a country. The bigger the circle, the more journalists killed, and the darker the colour.
Screen grab of an Observable notebook titled "UN Day Against Racism 2026" showing a spherical choropleth map of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination ratification. My cursor drags the sphere. Some of the bubbles added don't move as expected.
Image of my digital recreation of W.E.B. Dubois' plate 02 "Relative Negro Population of the States of the United States". Below the title, there's a choropleth map of the US and below the 1 categories of the legend. Note: I didn't find the geometry data corresponding to the ones Dubois uses (with a border between Oklahoma territory and Indian territory)
Screen recording of my Observable notebook with an area chart (purple graph on orange background) of the femicides progressing in France between 2016 and 2025 and two orange vertical lines to show when Macron launched plans at the start of both his terms.
A digital collage of four snowy mountainous sketches stuck on an opened sketchbook that's on top of a turquoise gingham background
Horizontal digital sketch with a snowy mountainous landscape with a beautiful medium blue sky, brown mountains with white snow and blue areas for snow in the shadows.
The result of recreating Dubois' plate 01 (The Georgia Negro) with d3.js in Observable. It includes a map of the "distribution of the Negro race" that includes two globe shaped hemispheres with black and brown polygons in America and Africa (and Pacific islands) and lines between the America and Africa showing the "routes of the African slave trade" and a star to locate "the State of Georgia".
My entry for challenge 4 of the Dubois Challenge 2024 which is a reproduction of Dubois' plate 01 (The Georgia Negro). I made the map with python and created the rest in Canva.
A digital sketch of a mountain landscape with a bright blue sky and a bridge on the left. The bottom half of the painting is the landscape reflected in a lake.
Two sketches of a cute little chihuahua (using photos seen online as references). The background is light blue with little shapes like stars and hearts.
Digital sketch of a mountain landscape in the snow showing a chamois standing on a snowy mountain side with yellow leaves trees in the background.
Long vertical image to be used as phone wallpaper. The background is a digital sketch with a landscape with blue sky and mountains (sienna colour at the back and dark grey / black at the front). I added cute little stars on top of my sketch, as well as "February 2026" and a small calendar for February.
Digital sketch of sienna colour mountains and a greyish blue sky.
Digital scrapbook with my first 4 drawings for the Draw the Alps challenge with some cute decorations. The background is a turquoise and beige gingham pattern. The scrapbook is open and has beige pages. The left side page has the title "Draw the Alps" and below the two first drawings: 1) a snowy landscape with pine trees on a hill and green mountains behind them, 2) a mountainous landscape with some snow. The right side page has the two other drawings: 3) another mountainous landscape with some snow, 4) landscape with trees in the foreground and snowy mountains in the background.
A digital sketch of a mountainous landscape with a bright blue sky, snowy mountains in the background, and trees in the foreground.
A round shaped light blue frog with fuchsia coloured flowers on their cheeks, medium blue round eyes with yellow stars in them, and a small round mouth.
A vertical digital sketch of mountains. The sky is light turquoise blue. The mountains in the background are burnt sienna, the middle ground mountains are dark grey/dark blue, the mountains at the front are darker, almost black.
Vertical digital sketch of a mountain landscape. The top third is a blue sky, the rest is made of several rows of brown mountains with some white areas because of the snow.
Digital sketch of a snowy mountain landscape. The top third is green and blue to represent high non snowy mountain slopes. The lower two-thirds are mostly white with snow covered pine trees on a lower snow covered hill. There are big white clouds behind the trees.
A digital sketch: beautiful blue sky, a gray pigeon seen from the side standing on the snow with its head down and closed eye, the snow covers what looks like a small wall.
Little video with wishes in English, French & Spanish: "Happy New Year", "Bonne Année", "Feliz Año Nuevo", plus "2026". The background is a dark and medium blue grid with red circle and yellow stars. The blue grid and red circles change position every other frame.
My 2026 word is GOAT
Sketchbook mini paintings of 3 flowers: Hawaiian hibiscus, Myrtle-leaf milkwort and Lion's ear
The Residence fan art with Cordelia Cupp and her binoculars looking for a bird that's walking behind her. Plus a Purple grackle and a Yellow-throated longclaw.
4 small travel paintings in my watercolour sketchbook with 3 views of the beach in Portugal and 1 view of my feet deeping in the Atlantic ocean at Praia do Guincho
Process for my KPop Demon Hunters fan art painting: sketch using carbon pencil, watercolour painting of the background (green & purple), 3 characters (dressed in black), their weapons, digital painting to extend the painting and add text "It's a takedown... down, down, down" (a reference to a song in the movie).
Grid with 9 images. The image at the centre is a digital collage with a self portrait, little flowers and the name I use in my art accounts "Artsynore". All other 8 images are of art made this year: mix media collages, digital collages, watercolour paintings and the little story I created this summer with watercolour and colour pencils.
Watercolour painting of a bird of paradise plant in bloom with large orange flowers.
Snowy landscape with two snowy hills, two pine trees and a smiling snowman in front of the rising sun. The text reads "Happy winter solstice".
Sketch of a "headache survivor" on a circular baby blue background she shades on blue tear and has a golden star on her t-shirt that matches an orange glasses frame.
Carbon pencil sketch on watercolour paper showing Zoey, Rumi & Mira with their weapons (a scene from animation movie KPop Demon Hunters)
Vertical image file of my latest phone wallpaper. The background is a dark grey to light grey gradient with a frozen window texture. The top shows a mix-media illustration of arms in a Santa outfit holding a baby hippo with its mouth open and a red bow at the neck. Below is written "december 2025" followed by a calendar. At the bottom are two pine trees with yellow stars at the top, a snowman, and a flying Santa sledge in the background.
Slide titled "1995-2025: 30 years of COPs (Conferences of the Parties)". It shows a world map and a map of Europe, both dark blue with light green points where COP events took place. The bigger points mean several events took place in that city.
Les violences sexistes et sexuelles (VSS) en France. Violences conjugales : - une femme sur 10 est victime de violences conjugales au cours de sa vie - 139 victimes de féminicides ont été répertoriées en 2024, soit environ tous les 2 jours et demi - 80% des plaintes pour violences conjugales sont classées sans suite Sources: Amnesty International France, Nous Toutes
Sexist and sexual violence in France. Domestic violence: - 1 out of 10 women is a victim of domestic violence during her lifetime - In 2024, 139 victims of femicides were identified which is equivalent to a victim every 2 days and a half - 80% of charges pressed for domestic violence are dropped. Sources: Amnesty International France, Nous Toutes
Slide titled "Trees in Paris 2" with a map of trees (green points on white background) in Paris from OpenStreetMap data. They were plotted using the python library Datashader. The pattern looks finer than my previous map (made using Geopandas) and better highlights the streets of the city.
Screen grab video of a Flourish public map where I plotted the COP events since 1995 in Berlin. The map is mostly white for the land and light blue for the oceans. The events are shown as a kind of heatmap with different colours per continent (well, UN world regions). In the video I zoom in and the labels appear for the most busy area: Europe, where 14 COP events took place.
Screen recording of my public Flourish map titled "Air pollution attributable death rate". It's a choropleth map of the death rate for each country last updated in 2019. There are buttons above the map for all causes of death or specific causes (respiratory infections, lung cancers, heart disease, stroke, chronic pulmonary disease). I click on the buttons one after the other and the map updates to reflect the death rate under different causes. I also hover over countries and a popup shows the country name and death rate.
Screenshot from an Observable (Javascript) notebook with the title "Climate Action Tracker ratings as a watercolour-style map". The map has a light grey blue background. The countries with no data are coloured light grey. The (overall) CAT ratings reflect "the climatic impact of all of the targets put forward by countries and thus the consistency with the Paris Agreement". Most countries' ratings are "critically insufficient" (purple), "highly insufficient" (pinkish red), or "insufficient" (orange). 10 countries have an "almost sufficient" index (greenish yellow).
Slideshow of 3 slides titled "Trees in Paris". The first slide shows the layer with tree data represented as green dots, and the text "can we identify a city from its trees?". The second slide shows the basemap layer with the city of Paris, and the text "oui!" The third slide shows both layers together.
Slideshow with 7 slides to show my process of improving a previous map of Brazil with several points, lines and polygons (a total of 5 different colours). Using the color blindness simulator highlights that the medium blue points are hard to see for people with tritanopia (blue-blindness) and the dark red polygons can be hard to see for people with deuteranopia (green-blindness) and protanopia (red-blindness). I decreased the transparency for all colours and removed it for the points that I made a darker blue. I made the dark red polygons more purple with a mauve border.
Slideshow with 3 slides titled "COP30 Belém: the UN Climate Summit in the Brazilian Amazon". The map on the first slide shows the oil & gas concessions and pipelines in Brazil. The map on the second slide shows the protected marine & land areas, and the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. The map on the third slide shows a combination of the two previous maps, plus the location of Belém.
3 slides, each showing a map of Latin America on a dark background. The first map shows land and marine protected areas in turquoise. The second map shows oil & gas pipelines in Latam in yellow and concessions in five countries (Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru and Argentina) in red. The third map shows a combination of the two previous maps to try and highlight the presence of oil & gas exploration and infrastructure in fragile ecosystems.